Chelsea FC alleged of agent rule breaches, slapped with 74 charges

Overview

• Chelsea FC has been alleged of player, agent, third party investment, and other regulation breaches by the Football Association
• Regulations like J1, C2, A2, A3, A1, and B3 were among the 74 reported breaches from 2009 to 2022
• Chelsea FC replied to it, claiming to have nearly concluded solving all these allegations

Chelsea FC has been alleged of player, agent, third party investment, and other regulation breaches by the Football Association. Regulations like J1, C2, A2, A3, A1, and B3 were among the 74 reported breaches from 2009 to 2022. Chelsea FC replied to it, claiming to have nearly concluded solving all these allegations.

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"The Football Association has today charged Chelsea FC with breaches of Regulations J1 and C2 of The FA Football Agents Regulations, Regulations A2 and A3 of The FA Regulations on Working with Intermediaries, and Regulations A1 and B3 of The FA Third Party Investment in Players Regulations," Chelsea FC was accused in FA's press release.

"In total, 74 charges have been brought against Chelsea FC. The conduct that is the subject of the charges ranges from 2009 to 2022 and primarily relates to events which occurred between the 2010/11 to 2015/16 playing seasons. Chelsea FC has until 19 September 2025 to respond," FA's statement added on Chelsea's agent rules breach.

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"We will continue working collaboratively with The FA to conclude this matter as swiftly as possible," - Chelsea's statement on FA's allegations

Chelsea realeased an official statement to reply to the allegations, claiming to have nearly come to a conclusion of solving them. The club claimed to have provided all necessary data for transparency and promised to collaborate with the FA to ensure a smooth conclusion of the issue.

"Chelsea FC is pleased to confirm that its engagement with The FA concerning matters that were self-reported by the club is now reaching a conclusion.The Club has demonstrated unprecedented transparency during this process, including by giving comprehensive access to the Club’s files and historical data. We will continue working collaboratively with The FA to conclude this matter as swiftly as possible," Chelsea's statement claimed.