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Chelsea Reports Record £262.4M Pre-Tax Loss, Revenue Rises to £490.9M
Chelsea said increased operating costs drove the loss, while revenue rose to £490.9 million and the club remained compliant with Premier League rules.
- On Wednesday, London-based Chelsea reported record pre-tax losses of £262.4 million for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, marking the highest deficit in Premier League history.
- Rising operating costs contributed significantly to the downturn, contrasting with the previous year's £128.4 million profit bolstered by the sale of Chelsea Football Club Women Ltd to Blueco Midco.
- Despite the losses, the club recorded revenue of £490.9 million , the second-highest on record, and maintained Premier League compliance using permitted 'add backs' for infrastructure and youth development.
- Chelsea avoided a points deduction last month for undisclosed payments from the Roman Abramovich era, instead receiving a £10.75 million fine and a suspended one-year transfer ban from the Premier League.
- The club forecasts revenue exceeding £700 million for 2025-26, supported by transfer sales sources describe as the highest in Premier League history, positioning Chelsea for financial recovery.
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Chelsea Football Club has announced that it has recorded a pre-tax loss of £262.4m in its latest financial report, the biggest loss in the Premier League era.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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·Zürich, Switzerland
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