Chelsea set new record in player sales, earning 448 million euros in one season
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Chelsea set new record in player sales, earning 448 million euros in one season
Chelsea set new record in player sales, earning 448 million euros in one season
Chelsea has created a new history in the player transfer market. The English club has earned a record 448 million euros by selling players in this summer's transfer window. In Bangladeshi currency, which is about 6,300 crore taka.
According to TransferMarket, no club in European football has ever earned so much money from selling players in a single transfer window. Chelsea has had to sell players on a large scale due to the need to comply with strict financial rules and maintain a balance between income and expenditure. That decision has brought incredible success this time.
The largest part of Chelsea's record income came from the transfer of Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez. Chelsea sold the World Cup-winning star to Manchester City for 145 million euros on the last day of the transfer window.
Enzo's transfer also jointly set a record for the highest transfer fee in the Premier League. However, Enzo's sale was not the only reason for Chelsea's record income.
Andre Santos left the club for €56.3 million, Nicholas Jackson for €55.5 million and Mark Cucuria for €55 million.
In addition, Liam Delap for €52 million, Trevo Chalobah for €30 million, Tyreke George for €21 million, Mark Giuly for €15 million and Tosin Adarabioyo for €11.7 million.
By selling several key players, Chelsea have both reduced the size of their squad and set a precedent for their financial ability in the transfer market.
This €448 million revenue is now a new record for the highest revenue from player sales in a single transfer window in European football.












