Chelsea Football Club has reported a significant pre-tax profit of £128.4 million for the financial year ending June 30, 2024, marking a notable recovery after previous years of financial losses.
This impressive figure comes after a series of strategic moves, with player sales playing a pivotal role in boosting the club’s finances.
Among the major contributors was the sale of Chelsea’s women’s team to its parent company, BlueCo 22, but the profit was also bolstered by player transfers, sponsorship agreements, and revenue from commercial activities.
The club’s active involvement in the transfer market, selling high-value players, and shrewd acquisitions have helped Chelsea generate substantial capital gains.
Furthermore, the club’s sponsorship deals and commercial ventures have continued to perform well.
While there were significant income from global partnerships and increased matchday revenue as fans returned to Stamford Bridge after the pandemic.
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