Chelsea fc latest transfer ban news
Chelsea FC has been subject to a transfer ban by FIFA, which was imposed in February 2019 and lasted for 18 months. The ban was lifted in June 2020, but the club is still subject to certain restrictions.
Here are the latest updates on Chelsea FC's transfer ban:
Lifted Ban: The transfer ban was lifted by FIFA in June 2020, allowing Chelsea to sign new players again.
Restrictions: Although the ban has been lifted, Chelsea is still subject to certain restrictions. The club is not allowed to register any new players until the end of the 2020-21 season, and any new signings made during this period will not be eligible to play until the 2021-22 season.
Transfer Window: Chelsea's transfer window for the 2020-21 season is open, and the club is expected to make some signings to strengthen their squad. However, the club's transfer activity is limited by the restrictions imposed by FIFA.
Recent Signings: Chelsea has made a few signings since the transfer ban was lifted, including:
- Hakim Ziyech from Ajax (signed in February 2020)
- Timo Werner from RB Leipzig (signed in June 2020)
- Thiago Silva from Paris Saint-Germain (signed in July 2020)
- Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen (signed in September 2020)
Future Signings: Chelsea is expected to make more signings in the future, but the club's transfer activity will be limited by the restrictions imposed by FIFA. The club is likely to focus on signing young players and those who are not subject to the same restrictions.
FIFA Appeal: Chelsea has appealed against the transfer ban imposed by FIFA, and the case is ongoing. The club is seeking to have the ban overturned or reduced.
Overall, Chelsea FC's transfer ban has had a significant impact on the club's transfer activity, but the ban has been lifted, and the club is now free to sign new players again. However, the club's transfer activity is still limited by the restrictions imposed by FIFA.