Conor Gallagher is expected to join other academy graduates who are being sold, and Chelsea might have fielded a spectacular Cobham XI worth more than 250 million pounds.

Chelsea has announced that they are going to sell Conor Gallagher, the most recent star to come from the Cobham manufacturing line.

In the near future, Gallagher will be completing a transfer to Atletico Madrid for approximately 35 million pounds, and he will go through a medical examination on Thursday.

As a result of the fact that another player from the academy has been sold, fans are naturally seething. In recent years, a significant number of the academy’s most promising prospects have traded places.

This process has only escalated since the year 2022, when Todd Boehly and his Clearlake partnership purchased the club from Roman Abramovich.

In order to acquire players and to provide them with long-term contracts, they have spent more than one billion pounds.

In order to maintain compliance with the rules governing financial fair play, the lengthy contracts are essential. This allows them to stretch the expenditures out over a number of years.

This means that the maximum amount that can be charged against their balance sheet can be spread out over a period of five years.

In order to ensure that they remain in compliance with the Profit and Sustainability [PSR] regulations, Boehly has taken advantage of yet another loophole.

The reason for this is because the entire transfer price from academy players is placed in the positive column of their balance sheet.

As a result, the value of academy players on the market for clubs to sell is higher than that of other players.

The many sales of players that came through Boehly’s academy have brought in around 180 million pounds for the club as a whole.

Last summer, Manchester United made a significant acquisition when they acquired Mason Mount for approximately £55 million.

The transfer of Ruben Loftus-Cheek to AC Milan for a fee of £15 million was approved, and Billy Gilmour was sold to Brighton for a fee of £7.5 million.

Although Gilmour participated in the Rangers program, he didn’t sign with the club until he was 16 years old.

More players have left their positions this summer, including Lewis Hall, who has made a permanent move to Newcastle for a fee of £28 million.

In spite of the fact that Nottingham Forest had earlier turned down a deal from Bayern Munich for £70 million, Callum Hudson-Odoi was sold to the club for £5 million.

At a cost of almost £34 million, Tammy Abraham was granted permission to move for Roma.

Rory Jennings, a talkSPORT host and a fan of Chelsea, was left seething as a result of the decisions that Boehly made, and he would not be surprised to see demonstrations.

According to what he said, “This is a scandal and it is an outrage.” In the event that this does not incite Chelsea supporters to take to the streets of Fulham Road in order to express their dissatisfaction with the current situation, Clearlake needs to accept some responsibility.

These individuals are undermining the club. In comparison to the club that they took over, this one is a pale imitation. I don’t know what else could possibly be the impetus for us to demonstrate in a serious manner if this isn’t it.

“Another academy product, who already has a rapport with the fans, is being sacrificed so that our faceless sporting directors can play this ridiculous game of Championship Manager,” the statement stated.

How Chelsea’s Cobham XI would look “Yes, he does split the fanbase to some degree, but certainly for match going fans, Conor Gallagher would have felt nothing but love at Stamford Bridge,” said Chelsea’s manager, Antonio Conte.

“His banner is always displayed, he served as the captain of the club, and there is nothing but affection directed towards him in that place.