Chelsea gross of taxes £ 128.4 million profits after the sale of the women’s team
On Monday, Chelsea’s declaration stressed that the club has improved its financial health, avoiding to break the rules of profits and sustainability of the Premier League (PSR).
The position was strengthened in the previous financial results from Sale of two hotels Of Chelsea FC Holdings Ltd in Blueco 22 Properties Ltd, an agreement between companies under the control of the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital property.
That sale of £ 76.5 million meant that Chelsea made a loss of £ 89.9 million instead of £ 166.4 million in their 2022-23 accounts.
Chelsea may have obtained an even greater gain with the sale of the women’s team in Blueco, with that transaction of 2024 of the part of the party or all the “profits of £ 198.7 million on the disposal of the branches” mentioned in the club’s accounts.
Without this, Chelsea may have undergone a significant loss.
In a season without European football, the club has again made purchases of substantial players not having a sponsor in front of the shirt.
Only when the complete financial results will be released on Companies House, will it be clear that Impact had the female team transaction.
Chelsea’s strategy is entirely within the rules of the Premier League. UEFA has more rigorous rules and remains to be seen if the European football government body considers any action.
Chelsea believes that their move benefits the female team, which is gaining investments while a separate entity.
