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James Murray

Thu 7 August 2025 7:00, UK

Chelsea’s owners will inject more cash into the club after a £339million reveal at Stamford Bridge. 

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BlueCo, which is spearheaded by Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital, has spent big since taking over from Roman Abramovich in May 2022.

Chelsea’s owners have made a series of cash injections into the club over the past three years.

The Blues’ latest accounts for 2023-24 revealed their revenue slipped from £512million in 2022-23 to £468million, while their wage bill dropped from £404million to £338million across the same period. 

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This article contains exclusive comment from Stefan Borson, a former financial adviser to Man City.

Chelsea have spent around £1.4billion on transfers since BlueCo took over the club as the ownership group continues to inject cash.

They have obviously done quite nicely in recent weeks with the Club World Cup. 

“That would have been very nice for cash, but still with all of the payments that are due on transfers etc., they’ll always need cash, so the share issues will continue going forward no question because they’re nowhere near being profitable or even breakeven.

“They will keep issuing new shares and keep putting cash into the group.” 

Chelsea’s owners have invested heavily since taking over at Stamford Bridge (Credit: Getty Images)

In terms of another potential incoming at Stamford Bridge, Football Insider revealed on 2 August Aston Villa are set to demand in excess of £80million for Morgan Rogers amid growing interest from Chelsea.
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