Since January 2023, Chelsea has shifted its strategy to invest in young talents, offering long contracts and manageable wages to optimize financial flexibility. This approach aims to build a sustainable team while mitigating risks associated with player performance. In the 2024 season, Chelsea finished fourth in the Premier League and won the UEFA Conference League, marking progress under coach Enzo Maresca. However, as they gear up for the Champions League, the team faces challenges that require squad depth. Financially, the club recorded a significant loss but expects minimal repercussions from UEFA regulations.
Since beginning the strategy in January 2023, Chelsea has focused on acquiring talented youngsters with long contracts to build a sustainable future.
Coach Enzo Maresca highlighted that Chelsea's performance exceeded expectations, as they finished fourth in the Premier League and won the UEFA Conference League.
The demands of the Champions League will challenge Chelsea next season, requiring depth in the squad after their successful yet taxing domestic campaigns.
Despite a staggering £213 million operating loss, Chelsea anticipates only a fine for potentially breaching UEFA's Financial Sustainability rules instead of severe penalties.
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