Chelsea's management is pausing plans to expand their multi-club model due to UEFA regulations that prevent one entity from controlling multiple clubs in the same competition. Since acquiring Strasbourg, the risk of conflict has become palpable, raising concerns among club owners about the viability of investing in additional European teams. With Strasbourg competing to secure a Champions League spot, the implications for Chelsea's access to European tournaments are pressing. This uncertainty is discouraging potential investors from pursuing multi-club structures as competitive viability becomes questionable.
Chelsea's ownership is hesitant to expand their multi-club model due to UEFA regulations, causing uncertainty among owners regarding investments in European clubs.
The potential conflicts presented by their sister club Strasbourg's involvement in the Champions League have prompted serious reconsideration among ownership in investing further.
Sources indicate that lack of competitiveness and conflicting UEFA regulations are dissuading owners from pursuing additional European clubs within a multi-club structure.
The looming conflict means that teams within the same ownership but in similar competitions may face significant challenges and limitations regarding access to European tournaments.
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