Quote from: X-ray on Today at 02:27:50 AM

Quote from: ILuckyGuyI on March 29, 2025, 04:29:03 PM

The club I'm not satisfied with their transfer policy the most must be Chelsea in the PL. Sad

They are just signing everyone they can. It has been what it looks like for a long time.

I wonder what Boehly is up to with this... They have an unnecessary number of players in the squad now. There are more to come by this summer undoubtedly. So what?

Abramovich was a much better chairman than him! This is the truth. But he was forced to leave his job...

Chelsea's has new vision under the new ownership. They have changed from a club focused in winning the title to business club. They signed so many young players with the hope they can develop them well, increase their price, then flip them for profit.

You might be curious why they always bought new players, and the reason is one, "profit". They tries to acquire young players just to sell them for profit later. You must not be surprising if they're stocking a lot of players.

This new strategy by the hierarchy of Chelsea is bringing them down to the abyss because the fan and most of the club faithful are used to winning something every now and then, so this new policy is really destroying the club in my own opinion, because if I may ask, how much have they made since this new owner took over? Nothing, they have spend a lot of money and even up to a billion pound, but nothing to show for it, that alone shows that it's a strategy that wouldn't bring any result because it's not all this young lads that is going to be actually good when they are mature.

Another reason why I believe that this strategy by the new owners are a total rubbish is that, if they want to implement such strategy, they should be buying players at a low price, and be sell them at a high price, but but Todd boehly and co, reverse is the case, they buy those young lads at a very costly price, players that they are not even sure wether they can be actual good when they are mature, I believe that it's just a matter of time before they got frustrated in this their fruitless strategy they are trying to implement.