Transfer ban means nobody can leave Chelsea, says Christensen


FILE PHOTO: Andreas Christensen of Chelsea during the Europa league match between Malm FF and Chelsea on February 14, 2019 in Malm. Photo: Ludvig Thunman / BILDBYRÅN / kod LT/File Photo

(Reuters) - Chelsea players looking for a move away from Stamford Bridge this year may be left disappointed as defender Andreas Christensen says he has been told the club will hold on to the entire squad as they appeal their transfer ban.

Chelsea were handed a one-year transfer ban by FIFA last month and fined 600,000 Swiss Francs (457,138 pounds) after they were found guilty of breaching rules on overseas players under the age of 18.

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