Chelsea recorded a loss of nearly £100 million for the year ending June 30, 2019 as the club released their latest financial results.
However, despite the figures, the Blues insisted they are still compliant with UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations.
Turnover grew marginally to £446.7 million with the club citing a lack of Champions League football, costs associated with changing manager and a record outlay on players Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christian Pulisic, Mateo Kovacic and Jorginho for the £96.6 million loss.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard says the club can’t be too “reactionary” in the January transfer window after having their ban lifted
Chairman Bruce Buck said: “Consistent revenue growth and careful financial management over recent seasons has allowed the club to make significant levels of investment in the playing staff whilst maintaining compliance with UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations.
“This has contributed to another Europa League victory at the end of the 2018-19 season and a return to the highest level of European competition.
“This solid commercial foundation, allied to a young and exciting team now led by Frank Lampard, means that the club is well placed to sustain its pursuit of success both on and off the pitch as well as maintain its financial stability over the coming years.”
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