Aston Villa faces financial fair play issues following Chelsea

For many years, Aston Villa was considered almost a benchmark for navigating financial fair play. However, recently, the idyll has been disrupted despite significant sales, and the club will have to face some challenges.

Details: According to the profit and sustainability rules, Premier League clubs are only allowed to lose £105 million over a three-year period, yet Aston Villa has lost more than £200 million over the past two seasons.

Financial expert Keith Wyness believes the "Villans" will follow a familiar path – selling part of their women's team, which can be valued at £90 million. Chelsea did the same, selling their women's team for £200 million, but this deal did not receive UEFA's approval.

Reminder: Previously, the "Blues" declared a loss exceeding one billion pounds.