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CHAMPIONS! He will win the award for best player in the league besides finishing as the top scorer as well. It’s a joke that he’s not the highest rated player in the league in game.

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Also I do agree with most points but I disagree with the Gyokeres one. Our build up play actually isn't that bad with having one of the highest xG in the league. We need a great poacher more than anything who can finish those chances and Osimhen has proved himself to be that guy.

- Selling Kepa and Sterling will be really difficult. Kepa has been poor even with Madrid's defense so not many clubs gonna go for him. Also not many clubs can handle Sterling's wages unless it's Saudi or MLS. Agree with still trying to sell both though. - Personally I don't think we should spend more money on GK. I don't say this often but I really think Petrovic is different from our other "youngsters" and he has potential to become a great long term GK. I think with experience he's just going to get better and better and tbh he's already really solid. - Yes to throwing out Winstanley and Stewart. I know it's hard to bring Roman back but in the very least I'd love a non-American business owner who is actually passionate about football to control our club. - Can't sell too many homegrown players because we need at least 8 in the first team (I believe) since it's EPL rules. - Alphonso Davies would most likely go to Real Madrid than Chelsea if I'm honest. There's honestly no reason he would choose us over Madrid in our current situation.

He hasnt bombed Irak

He’s since he joined Leverkusen. He’s been underrated for ages, but yeah anyone who’s not playing today in the so called tOp 5 lEaGuEs doesn’t have cloud, but finally these Arabs are humbling these nikkas!

To those worried / complaining about FFP, Chelsea are fine. Over the last 3 years, Chelsea have spent over €1 billion and brought in around €500 million. Although the spending is much higher than what has been brought in, it is much better on the books due to amortisation (the process of spreading a player’s value across the length of their contract). For example, Enzo’s €120 million transfer is spread across his 8 year contract, meaning his book value per year is €15 million. New UEFA regulations means that transfer fees can only be spread over a 5 year period, meaning that if we were to sign Caicedo for £110 million pounds on an 8 year deal, it would be worth £22 million over 5 years. Transfer fees received for players are seen as instant profit on the books, meaning the < €1 billion spent is smaller and paid overtime whilst we have made €500 million. The ownership also have a great grasp of our financial situation and loopholes in football showing how they have quickly identified financial discrepancies under Roman and how to abuse amortisation.