Best attacks this season (most xG created):
🥇 Chelsea - 65.28(xG)
🥈 @ManchesterUnited - 59.46(xG)
🥉 @Manchester_City - 59.02(xG)
🥇 Chelsea - 65.28(xG)
🥈 @ManchesterUnited - 59.46(xG)
🥉 @Manchester_City - 59.02(xG)
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• Reporter: "Would you shave your hair if you win the World Cup?"
🚨🗣️ Marc Cucurella: "No, my hair is sacred."
• Reporter: "And if you had to choose between cutting your hair or playing for @Real_Madrid?"
🚨🗣️ Cucurella: "Well, yes. I would shave my hair."
🚨🗣️ Marc Cucurella: "No, my hair is sacred."
• Reporter: "And if you had to choose between cutting your hair or playing for @Real_Madrid?"
🚨🗣️ Cucurella: "Well, yes. I would shave my hair."
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Chelsea FC Holdings Limited (CFC) have filed their accounts for the year ended 30 June 2025 with Companies House.
🗣️ The official statement from Chelsea FC read:
“CFC revenue in the year rose to £490.9m, the second highest level on record for CFC. This was largely due to the club’s increased broadcasting receipts from a top-four finish in the Premier League, as well as Chelsea men’s team competition participation at the FIFA Club World Cup – which is partially recognised in this year’s accounts - and winning the UEFA Conference League.
“Matchday revenue for CFC saw a slight increase in the year to £86.8m as average attendance of approximately 40,000 was maintained. Furthermore, CFC achieved profits on disposal of player registrations of £57.9m in the year.
“Operating expenses have risen markedly, driven predominantly by increased matchday costs, due to a return to European football.
“The loss for the year before taxation was £262.4m, compared to a profit of £128.4m in 2023/24, due to the sale of a subsidiary in the previous year and the increased operating costs this year.”
#CFC #Chelsea
🗣️ The official statement from Chelsea FC read:
“CFC revenue in the year rose to £490.9m, the second highest level on record for CFC. This was largely due to the club’s increased broadcasting receipts from a top-four finish in the Premier League, as well as Chelsea men’s team competition participation at the FIFA Club World Cup – which is partially recognised in this year’s accounts - and winning the UEFA Conference League.
“Matchday revenue for CFC saw a slight increase in the year to £86.8m as average attendance of approximately 40,000 was maintained. Furthermore, CFC achieved profits on disposal of player registrations of £57.9m in the year.
“Operating expenses have risen markedly, driven predominantly by increased matchday costs, due to a return to European football.
“The loss for the year before taxation was £262.4m, compared to a profit of £128.4m in 2023/24, due to the sale of a subsidiary in the previous year and the increased operating costs this year.”
#CFC #Chelsea
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🚨 𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: Enzo Fernandez knows a move to @Real_Madrid is difficult, so he is mentioning the club in interviews and also privately to see if something could happen.
— JorgeCPicon
— JorgeCPicon
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🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Enzo Fernandez considers that his personal ambitions can no longer be met with Chelsea's current sporting project.
— talkSPORT
— talkSPORT
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Chelsea
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Enzo Fernandez considers that his personal ambitions can no longer be met with Chelsea's current sporting project. — talkSPORT
🚨🗣️ Enzo Fernandez on which opponent has impressed him the most:
"Toni Kroos. It was @Real_Madrid vs. Chelsea at the Bernabeu, and he was so impressive. Luka Modric too."
"Toni Kroos. It was @Real_Madrid vs. Chelsea at the Bernabeu, and he was so impressive. Luka Modric too."
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🚨‼️ Chelsea has reported the largest pre-tax loss in Premier League history despite strong revenues.
· Chelsea recorded a pre-tax loss of about £262.4m for the 2024–25 season, the biggest ever in the Premier League, even though their revenue rose to nearly £491m.
· The losses were mainly driven by rising operating costs (including transfers, wages, and matchday expenses), following heavy investment in the squad and club operations.
· Despite the record loss, Chelsea remain within financial rules thanks to previous profits and accounting adjustments, and they expect future revenues to grow significantly.
· Chelsea recorded a pre-tax loss of about £262.4m for the 2024–25 season, the biggest ever in the Premier League, even though their revenue rose to nearly £491m.
· The losses were mainly driven by rising operating costs (including transfers, wages, and matchday expenses), following heavy investment in the squad and club operations.
· Despite the record loss, Chelsea remain within financial rules thanks to previous profits and accounting adjustments, and they expect future revenues to grow significantly.
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