Chelsea post profit after selling female club to owners
- Chelsea disclosed a pre-tax profit of £128.4 million for the year ending in June 2025, after a loss of £90.1 million the previous year.
- The women's team was sold to BlueCo for a reported sum over £150 million, but the Premier League has not yet approved the deal.
- The club's revenue decreased from £512.5 million in 2023 to £468.5 million, attributed to the men's team not competing in the Champions League.
- Chelsea reported increased broadcasting receipts and commercial revenue, benefiting from their sixth-place finish in the Premier League and improved matchday attendance.
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Premier League has not approved Chelsea's controversial sale of women's team
CHELSEA’S controversial sale of the club’s women’s team to its parent company has YET to be passed by Prem legal chiefs. In their 2023-24 accounts, partially disclosed on Monday, the Stamford Bridge club disclosed it had raised £198m from the “repositioning of Chelsea Football Club Women” as part of a “disposal of subsidiaries” to parent company BlueCo 22. The Premier League is yet to approve Chelsea’s sale of its women’s team to BlueCo 22Alamy …
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Chelsea announced pre-tax profit of £128.4m thanks to decision to sell women's team to club's parent company but such tricks cannot be repeated in face of big transfer bills
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