Rival clubs are “exasperated” by Chelsea’s controversial loophole that has been used to adhere to the Premier League’s financial rules.
had eased their financial position by selling two hotels to a sister company for £76.5milliion, in a deal that appears to have helped them avoid a breach of profitability and sustainability rules .
Another club is said to have expressed a sense of resignation, with a figure there admitting the deal came as “little surprise”.Premier League sides are not allowed to have losses of more than £105million over a three-year period.The league has severely punished PSR breaches this term, with Everton having received their second points deduction of the season last week, and Nottingham Forest having been docked four points last month. Both have appealed their punishments.
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