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Chelsea have been cleared of having to pay Fiorentina up to €32million over the Serie A club's anger at being unable to sign Mohamed Salah in 2015.
Fiorentina had taken their case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), who have ruled in the Premier League champions' favour.
The Egypt star instead joined Roma, where he shone in Serie A before joining Liverpool in an estimated £40million deal this month.
FIFA dismissed Fiorentina's claims and now CAS have done likewise, bringing the matter to a close.
