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Chelsea Trades Costs Millions Since Todd Boehly Takeover
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- Created: Friday, 03 February 2023 00:05
The Chelsea Football Club (Chelsea F.C) trades costs millions since the acquisition by the American businessman Todd Boehly. It has been said by sportsbook pay per head sources that they have pitched in the 22-year-old Ukrainian Superstar, Mykhailo Mudryk, to sign for a $75 million transfer fee with an additional $35 million bonus payment.
With an aggressive approach by Boehly in getting players to join his team, Chelsea spent over $350 million in signing in 8 players into their club including Enzo Fernandez, whom he has lured to sign on the trade deadline. Also, it is shortly after his performance in the World Cup.
Chelsea Trades Costs Millions
Sometime in May, the UK government approved the Chelsea FC franchise sale in a deal worth more than $5 billion. He is then committed to making Chelsea FC to be the best team in the league there is according to sportsbook pay per head reviews.
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