Chelsea, Betis Clash in Europa Conference League Final with £1.4bn vs £28m Squads

Chelsea face Real Betis in the Europa Conference League final with the objective of becoming the first team to win all four major European club competitions and securing their first trophy under owner Todd Boehly after significant investment. Chelsea's squad, valued at approximately £1.39 billion, vastly outmatches Betis, whose team costs around £84.5 million, highlighting a huge financial disparity between the clubs. Despite Chelsea's recent Premier League success and strong squad depth, they will miss key players including Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia, while Betis contend with multiple injuries and fitness doubts affecting key players like Hector Bellerin, Giovani Lo Celso, and Chimy Avila. Chelsea's manager Enzo Maresca is expected to make changes from their win against Nottingham Forest, maintaining Filip Jorgensen in goal and fielding a midfield led by Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez. Meanwhile, Betis, managed by Manuel Pellegrini, must carefully manage their lineup amid fitness concerns, with Isco and Antony providing leadership and attacking threat. The match, held at Stadium Miejski in Wroclaw, promises to be a challenging encounter as both sides seek to cap their seasons with European glory.