What It Means for Chelsea’s Summer StrategyJoão Félix has officially left Chelsea to join Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr in a ...

Chelsea are accelerating their efforts to sign two Dutch superstars, with negotiations for RB Leipzig's Xavi Simons and ...

Chelsea’s strategy of focusing on short-term financial gains might cost them dearly in terms of long-term sporting success.

The Blues stand to make a big profit on the wantaway winger despite the indifferent nature of his spell at Stamford Bridge ...

Since the end of the January transfer window, Chelsea have now signed seven players for transfer fees north of £200m. Any financial limitations have been eased over the last two years by them ...

"Financial investors behave like financial investors," one figure in the football business world told ESPN. "The strategy at Chelsea can be compared to the one of stock market superstar Cathie Wood.

Chelsea, for their part, maintain they are not concerned and that they are confident they can comply with all Financial Fair Play and PSR requirements, avoiding any league imposed penalties ...

The club’s strategy of signing emerging players on long-term contracts, often spanning eight years, is designed to amortise transfer fees and comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

Chelsea have announced a new “strategic growth plan” which will see the women’s side sit alongside the men’s team in the club’s sporting structure.

With Financial Fair Play always in mind, Chelsea were never likely to accede to the original €130m/£110m release clause (BBC Sport) for the player that was in place.

The question is whether it has been spent wisely. Boehly has led Chelsea’s transfer strategy with the club breaking summer and winter records. :: IMAGO/PA Images And that is a very different issue.