Caicedo was afraid to play in Liverpool and karma could come to him in the worst way

Chelsea continues to break the transfer windows with million-dollar investments that are increasingly exorbitant, which is why little by little it has built a team with a large number of soccer stars, it is acquiring more and more players, so this is beyond being a benefit for the blues, it could be generating big problems both in the long and short term, since the team could present problems before UEFA.

In recent years Chelsea has spent incomparable amounts of money, so the FFP would have the blues among the teams to review so that they are not committing injustices that affect the Fair Play Financial rules, since according to information from Sky Sports, so In the last few transfer windows alone during Todd Boehly's new management, he will have overseen £600m of spending since the May 2022 takeover.

Therefore, the UEFA FFP would be investigating the behavior of the blues in their latest transfers, so that they are not infringing the rules, and so Chelsea be careful with their next signings, since with the purchase of Caicedo for 115 million pounds they could be over exceeding its limits and with this it could carry an infraction that in the best of cases could be an economic sanction and in the worst case it could be a sanction in points.

Chelsea would be spending more money than any other team in the world

The Blues have been able to spend exorbitant amounts of money at the cost of making contracts with players for many seasons and thus spending more years, and if a player cost 80 million pounds to make a contract for 8 years and thus be able to declare that the expense annual for this transfer was 10 million pounds per year, however this is something that can be detrimental, because if you hire a player for a long period and he doesn't give the results you wanted, the team will be forced to pay a very high salary for several years without the benefit of having a large item. So Chelsea will have to be very careful with their next signings.