Chelsea has paid Brighton the huge amount of £ 257 million in the past 3 years, more than the amount that this team has built the Amex Stadium.
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The Blues has recruited 14 Bighton players and employees since Todd Boehly took over the team in 2022, most recently the £ 55 million striker Joao Pedro. Young stars Zak Sturge and Shumaira Mheuka were the first two players to leave Brighton to go to Chelsea, just over a month after Boehly came to power.
The Frequent Marc Cucurella then followed the transfer contract worth 62 million pounds. Later, Chelsea recruited Brighton's coach Graham Potter. Boehly made the decision to fire Thomas Tuchel just a few weeks after the 2022/23 season began, and Potter was appointed to replace.
The Blues paid over £ 21 million in compensation for Brighton to have Potter and 5 other colleagues, respectively, Billy Reid, Bjorn Hamberg, Bruno Saltor, Ben Roberts and Kyle Macauley. However, the 50 -year -old coach was fired after only 7 months of power.
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Chelsea payed Brighton nearly £ 300 million for 14 employees within 3 years. |
In December 2022, Paul Winstanley became the next person to move from the Amex Stadium to Stamford Bridge when he was appointed sports director. As a result, Chelsea was forced to pay another compensation.
Later, in February 2024, Sam Jewell transferred to the club's global networking network leader and in charge of the players with the players. Jewell is the 8th character moving from Amex to Chelsea under Boehly.
Next, Chelsea spent £ 115 million to sign a contract with Moises Caicedo in August 2023. At the same month, they also signed a £ 25 million contract with goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. While CaiCedo impressed, Sanchez is now disappointing.
Joao Pedro reached an agreement to arrive at Chelsea for £ 60 million. After the agreement is completed, Chelsea will spend about 257 million pounds for Brighton players and personnel in the past 3 years.