This summer, English Premier League giants Chelsea have been making a lot of moves, and a transfer farce involving 35 million pounds (about HK$350 million) is intensifying. Recently, Chelsea activated the liquidated damages clause of Crystal Palace winger Michael Ollis, a move that has enraged Crystal Palace, who are even preparing to file a charge of illegal attraction against Chelsea by the English Football Association. However, in a shocking turn of events on Friday (18), Michael Ollis backtracked and chose to extend his contract with Crystal Palace for another four years, giving Chelsea a rare setback in the transfer market.
In fact, Crystal Palace and Michael Ollis contract extension negotiations have been going on for a long time, but Chelsea's sudden intervention and the move to secretly contact Michael Ollis made the originally stable situation instantly become turbulent. Crystal Palace manager Hessein said helplessly: "When Chelsea expresses interest in a player, it is difficult for anyone to resist the temptation, especially those who persuade the player's side to move ......
