Not only Everton, the Premier League giant that could also be sanctioned with points reduction

The Premier League does not stop giving surprises and among them, the presence of a new case of Financial Fair Play appears where some clubs are being investigated and the threat of reducing points is already beginning to exist, even in the current season. Teams like Everton are under the scrutiny of the FA, but now, a giant club from England appears that is also being investigated.

The Premier League and the English Federation (FA) are analyzing the deduction of points from Chelsea for various violations of financial fair play due to hidden payments in the management of Roman Abramovich. According to the media The Guardian and The Telegraph, the entities that bring together football in England are studying the use of offshore companies, with tax advantages, to carry out transactions worth tens of millions of pounds for the benefit of the club.

The complaint came from the heart of the institution: the commission of new president Todd Boehly would have betrayed the former owner of the Blues and now it will be the turn of the search for evidence to verify the story of said transactions.

Chelsea FC's reaction to the accusations

«These accusations predate the current ownership. They are not related to anyone currently in the club. "The new owners found potentially incomplete financial reports and proactively reported these matters in accordance with the transparency principles of the new Directive," a Chelsea spokesperson told the BBC. Chelsea would be subject to a financial fine and even a possible loss of points in the Premier League, promoted by the English Federation. At the moment, investigations are still ongoing. The club is slowly beginning to revive in the Premier League and earn important points, so this sanction could affect them emotionally.