Chelsea are reportedly ‘well within’ profit and sustainability rules right now, according to a reliable journalist in a report today.
There has been a lot that has been said and written about Chelsea and this in recent weeks and months, but all is not as bad or as scary as it seems.
That is according to top insider Ben Jacobs, writing in his latest exclusive and extensive Chelsea insider article for SPTC today.
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– Chelsea well within profit and sustainability rules
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Jacobs says that from what his sources say, and after crunching available numbers, Chelsea are still well within profit and sustainability rules.
Chelsea reported a pre-tax loss of £90.1m for the 12-month period ending June 30, 2023, which is down from £121.4m in the previous financial year. It’s also lower than the Covid-affected 2021/22 when Chelsea lost £156m.
But as Jacobs explains in depth in the article, Chelsea are confident that they will comply with current PSR rules and regulations.
