Chelsea’s comments on Monday showed how the club improved their financial health, refraining from breaking the rules of profits and continuing the Premier League (PSR).
The post was strengthened by the previous financial results by selling two hotels by Chelsea FC Holding Linds for Blueco 22 Properties LTD, a contract between Todd Bohly and Clearlike Capital.
The sales of £76.5 million meant Chelsea lost £89.9 million in 2022-23 for £166.4 million.
Chelsea may have made more profits by selling the women’s team to the Blocoe, with the 2024 deal that is worth it or a section or all “profits mentioned through the disposal of its companies” in club accounts.
Without that, Chelsea may have caused significant damage.
In a season without European football, the club again bought the big players when he didn’t have a shirt forward.
Only when the full financial results are published in companies’ homes, it becomes clear how the women’s team’s transaction has affected it.
Chelsea’s strategy is fully within the framework of the Premier League laws. The European Union has stricter laws and it still remains to be seen whether the European Football Executive Board will take any action into account.
Chelsea believe their move is beneficial for women’s team, which is getting investment while a different institution.