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January 01, 2020
Beckham's Inter Miami names Alonso as first head coach
January 01, 2020
Ozil can't rescue Arsenal on his own, says Arteta
January 01, 2020
England star Stokes happy to swap 2019 success for father's good health
January 01, 2020
Guardiola adamant City are England's 'team of the decade' despite slump
LONDON — Chelsea recorded a loss of nearly £100 million ($132 million, 118 million euros) for the year ending June 30, according to financial results published by the Premier League club on Tuesday.Turnover grew slightly to £446.7 million, with Chelsea citing a lack of Champions League football, a record spend on players Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christian Pulisic, Mateo Kovacic and Jorginho, as well as the costs involved in changing manager at Stamford Bridge, for the £96.6m loss.Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck, in a statement released on the club's website, 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...
January 01, 2020
Chelsea reveal £96.6 million loss
December 31, 2019
Wales' Webb delighted to return home to Ospreys nest
December 31, 2019
England ready to support scrapping five-day Tests
December 31, 2019
'Still a lot of fire': Sharapova accepts Brisbane wildcard
December 31, 2019
WADA better positioned to wipe out drug cheats, chief says
December 31, 2019
Rooney gets starting nod from Derby boss
