Chelsea has begun discussions with UEFA concerning the club's financial sustainability and a possible violation of Financial Fair Play regulations. This follows the announcement of a £128.4 million pre-tax profit for the year ending June 2024, their first since new ownership by Todd Boehly’s Clearlake Capital. A significant aspect of this profit includes a £200 million valuation of the women’s team, pending UEFA approval. The club faces restrictions as UEFA rules prevent certain associated party transactions from counting towards their FFP figures, necessitating negotiations to clarify these concerns.
Chelsea has confirmed they are in talks with UEFA regarding financial sustainability concerns, particularly relating to Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules amidst a potential breach.
The club posted a £128.4 million pre-tax profit, their first under new ownership, largely thanks to a $200 million valuation of their women's team.
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