The indigo blue lion team "Chelsea"
became the champion of the meritorious club in the winter market of 2023 (1 Jan. - 31 Jan. 23) immediately after
"Todd Boehly" (Todd Boehly )
American billionaire
Owner of $5.3 billion in
wealth
According to Forbes
' estimation,
a lot of money was spent, up to
323 million pounds
(12,996 million baht, exchange rate as of February 3, 23), carrying 8 players into the fence.
"Stamford Bridge"
has made since mid-2022 that
"this man is known as the owner of the Chelsea team"
has spent money to buy players totaling
553.95 million pounds. !
(22,306 million baht, exchange rate as of February 3, 2023)
Chelsea's current first team How many players are there:
Spending money to buy players like a type that doesn't care about the value.
make present
(Ends on 31 Jan. 23)
, "Chelsea",
which is currently ranked 10th in the Premier League table.
There are
34 first
-team players , while the top and second-placed clubs in the Premier League,
Arsenal
and
Manchester City
, only have
23 and 24 first-team players. !
How many players has Todd Bohly bought?
Since becoming the owner of the Chelsea team after Sie Mi,
"Roman Abramovich", a
bundle of banknotes that
"Todd Bohly"
has been sowing in the football market since the middle of 2022, amounts to A
total of
553.95 million pounds
, with this pile of banknotes exchanged for players.
(both borrowed and bought outright) for a total of
17 people
, divided into...
1 goalkeeper:
Gabriel Slonina, £8 million
5 defenders:
1. Kalibadou Koulibaly 33 million pounds 2. Mark Cucuraya 57.5 million pounds 3. Wesley Fofana 70 million pounds 4. Benoit Badiyachil 33.7 million pounds 5. Malo Gusto 26.75 million pounds
Midfielder 5 people:
1. Carney Chukwemega 20 million pounds 2. Cezara Casade 13.3 million pounds 3. Denis Zakaria Loan fee 2.7 million pounds plus an option to buy outright 30 million £ 4. Andrey Santos £11.1 million
5. Enzo Fernandez £106.8 million
6 strikers:
1. Raheem Sterling 47.5 million pounds 2. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 10.3 million pounds 3. David Datro Fofana 10.6 million pounds 4. Joao Felix value Loan £ 9.7 million 5. Mick Hilo Mudric £ 62 million 6. Noni Madueke £ 30 million
Amount paid by Chelsea Only for the winter transfer market 2023 :
During the last winter football market,
“Chelsea”
spent a total
of 323 million pounds on players, or 41% of the total amount of 780 million pounds
(31,409 million baht, exchange rate as of February 3). 23) that every Premier League club will use in this winter market.
While in second place was
"Southampton"
with only
60.9 million pounds (7.81%)
, while in third place
"Arsenal"
spent
59 million pounds (7.56%)
.
As for Chelsea's most expensive player
, Enzo Fernandez
is
worth £106.8 million, or 33% of the amount Chelsea spend this winter.
While earning from the sale and loan of players in this market,
“The Blues”
can earn only
12 million pounds
from the loan of 3 players and selling the other 2 outright, resulting in total expenses. net at
311.3 million pounds
Chelsea earnings:
According to a recent assessment by
Deloitte
, a global auditor, Chelsea Club's revenue in 2022 is approximately
481.3 million pounds
(19,381 million baht, exchange rate as of today). 3 Feb 23), which is an increase from 2021 with revenue of
436.6 million pounds, about 15%.
In this amount, divided into
1. Commercial
revenue 178 million pounds or about 37%
2. Revenue from live broadcasts
235.84 million pounds or about 49%
3. Match Day
revenue 67.38 million pounds 14% In addition,
"Chelsea"
can also reduce the proportion of wages.
(Staff and player salaries) per income has also decreased to
71%
or
a decrease of 6% from 2021.
Chelsea and Financial Fair Play rules:
According to the
Global Transfer Markt report by the International Football Federation or FIFA (FIFA)
, the global player transfer market that suffers from stagnation due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Starting to come back to life again in the year 2022, with the total number around the world reaching
US $ 6,500 million.
That's a 33.5% increase from the $4,860 million figure in 2021.
For this reason, the
"Chelsea"
spent a lot of up to 389 million US dollars.
for the only winter market
Including spending money for the purchase of players, totaling up to
US $ 666 million, or 10% of the turnover of players in 2022
after changing the new owner
It therefore leads to the question
“When spending so much money
What is the risk of falling under UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules?
To avoid breaking
the Financial Fair Play rules, “Chelsea”
has opted to sign long-term contracts in order to
The “cost of buying players”
is averaged out by many.
year according to the period of signing the contract
For this reason, we saw
"Benoit Badiyachil",
21 years old
, signed a
7 and a half year contract, "David Datro Fofana",
20 years old
, received a 6 and a half year contract,
and
"Mick Hilo Mu". "Drick"
, 22 years old
, received an 8 and a half year contract,
or a new world champion striker like
"Enzo Fernandez",
22 years old, also received an
8 and a half year contract!
and to visualize this clearly
for example
Ukrainian technical wing
"Mick Hilo Mudrik",
the owner of about
$ 74 million with an 8 and a half year contract
will make
"Chelsea" the cost of "Mick Hilo Mudrik" only about $ 8.6 million. US per year, or in the case of "Enzo Fernandez" with an exorbitant price of 127 million US dollars
It will cost only about 14 million US dollars per year only.
However, some investment analysts think that
Although this method may be effective in the short term,
But in the long term, it is considered
"High risk"
that is because
"There are no guarantees"
that can always be guaranteed that the
Wonder Kids
who are trying to invest in these huge sums.
will be able to play well and be able to successfully report everyone
Because if in this number there are 2-3 people who don't fit in with the team, form deteriorates or in the worst case.
“Serious injuries have occurred.”
In addition to making the value of the players bought for speculation lower
Costs that go down, either wages or fees that
“Chelsea”
will have to pay for
“Not worth it”
will have a long time as well.
and more importantly
"With both wages and wages"
at this exorbitant price
If there is no club with financial status in the same plane to ask to buy
“Releasing players you don't want will definitely be difficult!”
**Note: UEFA recently revised its
Financial Fair Play rules
, setting a ceiling for each club to spend on wages, players and agents at
70% of a club's revenue.
It came into force in June 2022. However, UEFA has given all clubs a period of three years to adapt to this rule.
And most recently, in January 2023, UEFA announced that it was going to change the
Financial Fair Play
rules
in the event that players with contracts of more than five years
were transferred, net player transfer fees
or Player fees that each club will receive
This does not include other expenses such as agent fees or the transfer percentage that the player receives.
can be averaged as expenses according to the contract age of the players
To help each club not to have exorbitant annual expenses.
This will come into effect from the 2023 summer market onwards and will not apply retroactively.
Therefore did not benefit from this rule change in any way **
Thai Rath online news team reports
Graphics Theerapong C.
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