Chelsea have booked £1.79 BILLION losses as their financial accounts have finally been uploaded for all to see.
It’s not great reading at all for an ownership who are already hated by 99% of the Chelsea fan base for what many of them see as RUINING their football club over the last four years they have been in charge.
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Things got even worse this week on the pitch as well, losing 3-0 to Manchester City at Stamford Bridge yesterday. Chelsea fans would have booed the team off at the full time whistle, but the majority of them had left early so were not even there to see the final whistle, that’s how bad it’s become.
There are protests against the ownership next week ahead of the Manchester United game at Stamford Bridge, and these financial losses might fuel those even more.
Chelsea’s financial accounts booked in
In information cited by ChelsTransfer, The accumulated LOSSES under 22HoldCo Ltd are £1.79 BILLION as at June 30, 2025.
The financial statements were approved by the board of directors and authorised for issue on 14 November 2025 and are signed on its behalf by Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali.
22 Holdco Ltd, the parent company of Chelsea FC, have LOAN balances of £1,390,413,000 as of end June 2025.
Pre-tax LOSS of £700.8 MILLION for the year ended June 30, 2025.
Chelsea made a net profit on player trading of £57.9m in the year ending June 30, 2025 [2024: £152.5m] principally due to the sales of Conor Gallagher to Atletico de Madrid, Bashir Humphreys to Burnley, Kepa Arrizabalaga to Arsenal and Ângelo to Al-Nassr. In addition; the Group realised contingent fees in relation to a number of previous transfers.
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Head coach Liam Rosenior is nowhere near good enough to manage Chelsea, that should be clear by now. But he’s been doing his best to react to the City defeat yesterday, claiming that they have big plans for the summer transfer window.
The Blues boss also holds himself accountable for the defeat yesterday, as he should do being the manager. But it’s also clearly on this ownership who have built a squad that is FAR from good enough.
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