Chelsea is facing a potential two-year transfer ban following a long FIFA investigation into the signing of Bertrand Traore and 13 other young players.
According to French online news site Mediapart, one of the organisations publishing the findings of Football Leaks, the unit recommends Chelsea is punished with a fine of £45,000 and an embargo on all signings to cover a total of four transfer windows.
The publication reported that a window is related to Traore and the other three windows involve the other 13 alleged infractions. It was also revealed that the officials of the FIFA Integrity and Compliance Unit spent three years investigating the transfer case of Traore and other 13 transfers with the London club and players under 18 years of age. The international Burkina Faso, who signed his first professional contract in September 2013, after his 18th birthday, was chosen at age 16 in a game of less than 18 against Arsenal. Mediapart also claimed that the governing body of football has found evidence suggesting that Chelsea deceived them in relation to the actual dates and acted in bad faith for the signing of Traore who officially joined the club in the window of January 2014 transfer.
Chelsea on Wednesday night said: ‘The club has fully co-operated with FIFA and has provided comprehensive evidence demonstrating its compliance with FIFA regulations. We will not comment further.’
A FIFA spokesman added: ‘Investigations were opened concerning Chelsea as well as other English clubs. No further information can be provided.’
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