Chelsea has made a significant profit during this summer transfer window, despite the influx of new players. Under the management of Todd Boehly, the club has generated around £85 million from the sale of three senior players. This keeps them approximately £10 million in profit, even after spending just over £10 million on the recent acquisition of Caleb Wiley.
The need to balance finances has become crucial for Chelsea, especially after substantial spending over the past two years. With the new three-year Profit & Sustainability Rules (PSR) cycle in effect, selling academy products like Ian Maatsen, Lewis Hall, and Omari Hutchinson has been a strategic move to maintain financial stability.
Among the players who could potentially be sold to further bolster finances are Trevoh Chalobah, Armando Broja, and Kepa Arrizabalaga. Chalobah, whose role has been diminished with recent signings, is reportedly valued at £25 million. Broja, despite a less-than-stellar loan spell at Fulham, is priced at £30 million. Kepa Arrizabalaga, who Chelsea is negotiating with Saudi clubs, could also fetch around £30 million, which would help offset the £72 million spent on him six years ago.
