Soccer-FA charge Chelsea with 74 breaches of rules regarding agents and intermediaries


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(Reuters) - Chelsea were hit with 74 charges by the Football Association on Thursday after the London club were accused of breaching regulations covering football agents, intermediaries and third-party investment in players spanning more than a decade.

The FA did not elaborate on the charges but Chelsea said the matters were 'self-reported' by the club after the change in ownership in May 2022.

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