The English Premier League (EPL) starts in 3 days, and Chelsea, who are aiming to revitalize their fortunes, have suffered a series of unfortunate incidents in the coming matches. French winger Nicholas Nicholson, who was injured in a warm-up match earlier, underwent surgery on Tuesday (8) to treat his left knee injury, and an official statement said he would have to rest for "a long time", with news revealing that Nicholson would have to shake for at least four months in the hope of making a comeback on Christmas Day. In addition, Chelsea is suspected of trading in the transfer market using illegal means and is facing an investigation by the English Football Association (FA), which is likely to result in a deduction in points.
Nicholson was injured in a warm-up game against Dormont on the U.S. tour, and it was thought that conservative treatment would allow him to make an early comeback, but in the end, he had to undergo surgery. According to The Athletic, Nicholson will need at least 16 weeks to return to the game after completing the surgery, and it will take more time to get back into shape, so it is estimated that the earliest possible time to return to the game will be around Christmas Day.
Chelsea's £52 million (about HK$520 million) acquisition of Nicholas Nicholson, who scored three goals in four warm-up matches before he was injured, was seen as the solution to the team's lack of offense last season, but he was suddenly injured just before the start of the season, which may lead to Chelsea's need to redeploy, and rumor has it that the "Blue Warriors" will consider using Lukaku to add money in exchange for Zuyundas striker Dzunhuahowei, which would be a solution to the immediate problem.
In addition, a number of British media reports, Chelsea is suspected of making a number of irregularities in transfer transactions during the reign of former boss Abramovich, including the payment of several million pounds to a number of offshore companies, which is not included in the financial report, the new boss Pauli found that there are problems with the accounts after he took office, and took the initiative to report to the English FA, UEFA, etc., and the news said that the English FA will be investigated.
