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Chelsea will have his appeal against a On April 11, FIFA was seized of a ban on transfer to two windows. The Premier League has been sanctioned in 29 cases in the event of a violation of the regulations governing the international transfer and registration of players under 18 years of age. Chelsea quickly announced its intention to appeal but was informed by FIFA that the ban on both windows would not be postponed until a new decision is made.
A statement said Chelsea was "surprised" by FIFA's decision but their call will be heard on April 11, the governing body confirmed Monday.
Eden Hazard is one of Chelsea players whose future club could be affected by a transfer ban. The contract of the Belgian international expires in 2020 and the attacker has regularly hinted that he wanted to join Real Madrid. But defender Andreas Christensen, who is on the outskirts of Stamford Bridge, suggested Chelsea will refuse to listen to offers for players at the end of the season because of the ban.
"The situation I found myself in was very difficult to accept," Christensen told Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet. "The messages we received are that Chelsea can not appeal the case and so want to keep all the players. "
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