Chelsea continues to release ballast and balance expenses and income in the market

Chelsea announced the march of Carney Chukwueka to Borussia Dortmund and already has 276 million euros in transfers

Chelsea announced on Tuesday the final sale of Carney Chukwuemeka to Borussia Dortmund for 24 million pounds (27.7 million euros). The English midfielder, 21, was ceded in February by the 'blues' to the German club, which is now done with the rights of the player.

Those who have gone

With this Chelsea has entered 276 million euros in sales so far in the summer market, the most important being those of Noni Madueke, to Arsenal for 57 million, Joao Félix, Al-nassr, for 30 million, and Djordje Petrovicto Bournemouth for 29 million.

Other players who have abandoned the endless payroll of Chelsea are Lesley Ugochukwu, Armando Broja and Bashir Humphreys (Burnley), Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Everton), Renato Veiga (Villarreal), Mathis Amougou (Strasbourg), Kepa Arrizabalaga (Arsenal), Marcus Bettinelli (Manchester City), Lucas Bergström (Mallorca), Mamadou Sarr, Kendry Páez and Mike Penders (Strasbourg), Marc Guiu (Sunderland) and Jadon Sancho (Manchester United).

Forced by 'Fair Play'

Chelsea, which has invested 280 million in incorporations, thus balances the chapter of expenses and income since it has the obligation to have a balanced balance at the end of the market to avoid a sanction by UEFA that will mean the payment of a fine of 60 million euros and the disqualification to register players in international competitions.

Those who remain to leave

The next on the output ramp is Aaron Anselmino, also with the Dortmund as destination, and it is expected that Nico Jackson, Christopher Nkunku, Tyrique George, Raheem Sterling, Ben Chilwell and Axel Disasi They leave the club in this last week of the market.

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Chukwuemeka, 21, has already played the second part of last season on the Dortmund. He arrived at Chelsea in 2022, from Aston Villa for 18 million, and played 32 games and scored two goals with the 'blues'.