🚨Chelsea announce £128.4million profit before tax compared to a loss of £90.1m loss the year earlier. They say they benefited from… “the club benefitted from increased profit on disposal of player registrations and repositioning of Chelsea Football Club Women Ltd”.

🚨 Chelsea Reports £128.4M Profit After Overcoming Financial Losses

Chelsea Football Club has announced a £128.4 million profit before tax for the most recent financial year, marking a dramatic turnaround from the £90.1 million loss reported the previous year.

According to the club’s official statement, the financial recovery was largely driven by increased profit from player sales and the restructuring of Chelsea FC Women Ltd. The club confirmed that these changes had a significant impact on the financial figures, positioning Chelsea in a more stable economic standing.

The boost in profits comes after a period of substantial investment in the playing squad and infrastructure under the ownership of Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital. Chelsea’s ability to generate revenue through player transfers has been a key strategy in balancing their financial books amidst their ongoing squad rebuild.

A Chelsea spokesperson stated, “The club benefitted from increased profit on disposal of player registrations and repositioning of Chelsea Football Club Women Ltd.”

This financial improvement will be a positive signal for the club’s long-term sustainability and their ability to comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). With the club aiming to return to the top of English and European football, this financial momentum could support further investment in the team and infrastructure.

Chelsea fans will now be eager to see if this financial boost translates into on-field success, as the team continues its push for trophies under  ENZO MARESCA management.