Chelsea's controversial sale of two hotels, valued at 76.5 million, to a sister company has been cleared by the Premier League, allowing it to be included in their financial accounts.
Despite rival criticism regarding asset sales, the Premier League validated Chelsea's transaction, assuring that it aligns with market value and avoids Profit & Sustainability Rule breaches.
The Premier League lacks restrictions on the sale of assets to related parties, differing from UEFA and the English Football League's stricter regulations in such matters.
Chelsea asserts compliance with Profit & Sustainability Rules, defending their actions amidst scrutiny and emphasizing future adherence to financial regulations.
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