tags. The original content has h2 headings. So we need to translate those headings as well.
Original content:
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Fee and add-ons
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Chalobah leaves Chelsea
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Investment by Como
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So translate headings:
"Fee and add-ons" -> "Трансферна сума та бонуси" or "Вартість та бонуси" but better: "Сума та бонуси" or "Трансферна плата та бонуси". I'll use "Сума та бонуси" for simplicity. But "Fee" means "плата" or "сума". Let's use "Трансферна сума та бонуси" but it's long. Maybe "Вартість та бонуси" - but "вартість" is cost. I'll go with "Сума та бонуси".
"Chalobah leaves Chelsea" -> "Чалоба залишає Челсі"
"Investment by Como" -> "Інвестиція Комо" or "Інвестиції Комо" - but better "Інвестиції від Комо" but keep simple: "Інвестиції Комо".
Now assemble content with and inner HTML.
Also ensure proper punctuation and grammar.
Let's produce JSON.
Note: The original title is in English, we translate to Ukrainian. Also ensure we use "Трево Чалоба" (Trevoh Chalobah) - keep as is, but transliterate? Actually proper noun, we can keep original Latin? But in Ukrainian, it's common to transliterate names. However, the instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so we should keep "Trevoh Chalobah" as is? But the title says "Trevoh Chalobah" - we might keep it in Latin script. But for Ukrainian readers, it's common to use Cyrillic transliteration. However, instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - meaning we should not translate them, but we can transliterate? Actually "original form" means keep as is, e.g., "Chelsea" stays "Chelsea", "Como" stays "Como". For player names, usually they are kept in Latin. So I'll keep "Trevoh Chalobah" and "Chelsea" and "Como" in Latin. But in Ukrainian text, it's fine to use Latin for proper nouns. So we'll keep them.
Thus title: "Como Sign Trevoh Chalobah from Chelsea in Deal Worth Up to €36m" -> we can keep the English title? No, we need to translate. But we can keep the names. So: "Комо підписує Трево Чалоба з Челсі в угоді на суму до 36 млн євро" but "Трево Чалоба" is transliteration. However, instruction says keep proper nouns in original form, so we should write "Trevoh Chalobah" in Latin. But in Ukrainian sentence, it's fine to have Latin letters. So we can write: "Комо підписує Trevoh Chalobah з Chelsea в угоді на суму до 36 млн євро" but that mixes. Better to transliterate for readability? The instruction is explicit: "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so we should keep "Trevoh Chalobah", "Chelsea", "Como" as is. So the title becomes "Комо підписує Trevoh Chalobah з Chelsea в угоді на суму до 36 млн євро". But "з Chelsea" - "з" means "from" but we can use "з" or "із". Also "в угоді" is fine. Alternatively, "Комо підписав Trevoh Chalobah з Chelsea в угоді, що може сягнути 36 млн євро". I'll go with "Комо підписав Trevoh Chalobah з Chelsea в угоді на суму до 36 млн євро".
But note: "Sign" is present tense in title, but article says "have signed" so past. Title might be present for headline style. I'll use past to match content.
Better: "Комо підписав Trevoh Chalobah з Chelsea
