Chelsea has spared no expense in attracting new players in the past two seasons, but they have not been able to achieve satisfactory results, and the leader of Chelsea, Mr. Putjetino, once again declared that he will attract new players in January. Under the constraints of financial fairness policy, Chelsea has to consider selling players first to balance the income and expenditure. The most puzzling part of this move is that the team's No. 3 captain, Gunnar Garrincha, has become the target of the sale, and rumor has it that Tottenham Hotspur is interested in snatching the player.
At the age of 23, Cana Galecha has been the mainstay of the team this season, starting 17 out of 18 league matches, outperforming his £100 million teammates Moses Scarcitto and Ansel Fernandes. In the long term absence of Reyes and Chivier, Cana Galecha has taken the captaincy and led the team in the match. What is the reason for the captain's fate of being put up for sale?
According to Football London, Chelsea is currently on the verge of financial irregularities, and if they want to sell players to make up for the deficit, youth players are undoubtedly the most ideal choice. Compared to the high price of selling stars such as Xaviers and Gervasi in the summer, the cost of youth players is almost zero, and their transfer fees can be fully accounted for in the revenue, making them an effective means of solving the financial problems.
