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Chelsea are using Strasbourg as a "farm team" -- is this the new blueprint for top clubs?

Chelsea are using Strasbourg as a "farm team" -- is this the new blueprint for top clubs?
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Strasbourg now exists as a training ground for Chelsea prospects, akin to baseball's farm system. Is this the future of European soccer?
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