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Chelsea hit with £10m fine, suspended ban by FA

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Chelsea FC receives a £10 million fine and a suspended two-window transfer ban from the FA for 74 breaches of agent regulations. Learn more about the Chels Read More: https://punchng.com/just-in-chelsea-hit-with-10m-fine-suspended-ban-by-fa/

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