Artem Frankov: "Mudrik's transfer was a juicy spit not so much for Chelsea as for the Premier League on the accusations made by

Well-known Ukrainian journalist Artem Frankov drew attention to the reverse side of the medal in the situation with the transfer of Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Mykhailo Mudrik to London Chelsea for 100 million euros.

“A characteristic detail of the transfer of Mudrik is that he became a juicy spit not so much for Chelsea as for the Premier League on the charges emotionally put forward this week by the head of La Liga, Javier Tebas, who is still a fan of the proclamation of the crusades. Say, a soap bubble and all that... And here's a bolt for you, Señor Papa of Madrid: if it's a bubble, then it's armored!

The English Premier League's revenues are on the rise, exceeding £10bn a year, stadium occupancy is 97%, and the increase in transfer costs is thus offset by staying within a third of what is earned, no more!

Go ahead. The worst team in the Premier League last season, Norwich, earned £100.3m in prize money and TV money, the best, Man City, 161.3, and this ratio of 1.6 is, oddly enough, the lowest in Europe. That is, with social justice in the Premier League, everything is also in order, and there is nothing to nod towards the sheikhs - it’s better to start your own.

Not to mention the fact that it is in England that a big loot does not guarantee a result! Here is an example of Chelsea and Liverpool - while in France, Germany and the same angry Spain, the situation is reversed: the rich - PSG, Bayern, Real Madrid - do not cry. How is that, huh?

In short, isn't it better to turn around and scratch yourself more actively commercially? No one will definitely give you markets or share income. Buy a lip rolling machine - they say it helps!

Is it good or bad, moral or immoral? Wrong question. Next try, and say thank you for not talking to the Egyptian Sphinx...,” Frankov wrote on his Telegram channel.