Chelsea’s pre-taxing £128.4 million ($165.83 million) for the year in June 2024, despite the decline in revenue –, which is apparently selling — in their women’s team.
The profit, which also helped by throwing the players, after the losses of £90.1 million ($116.3 million) from last year to June 2023, was the first to own the consortium led by Todd Bohli.
The women’s team died in June last year at Chelsea FC Holdings, which was limited to Bluco, the Bohli Consortium, and removed any damage to the Chelsea women from the club’s accounts and Chelsea Holdings, which benefited from the amount of money.
The company’s abandonment profit was £198.7 million ($256.6 million) while the abandonment profits reached £152.5 million ($197 million).
Chelsea’s total revenue fell from £512.5 million ($662 million) to £468.5 million ($605.2 million) in
The club’s broadcast receipts increased due to the end of their sixth place in the Premier League, with the winning cup, as well as the decline in working costs and growth in commercial income and the day of the game.
The women’s team is top of WSL this season, while men are fourth in the Premier League with nine games left for this season.
Things moved in the opposite direction to Everton friend, and the club lost £53m ($68.44 million) in the 2023-24 season, the seventh consecutive year in a deficit. But Everton avoids violating the profits and continuity of the course.
Everton have reportedly improved last year’s deficit, but the club’s losses in the past seven years are £570m.
Last season, Everton was secured eight points for two different PSR violations for three years, including 2021-22 and 2022-23 campaigns.
In January, the league confirmed that all clubs, including Everton, were financially committed to the 2023-24 season, and would not be extra charges.
In this story, information is used on Reuters.