The Athletic : Exploring BlueCo’s finances and its massive bet on Chelsea | The over £4billion committed to the project has been added to with borrowings that don’t show on Chelsea’s books, accruing interest at significant rates.

by Kygoche

14 Comments

  1. PatientPlatform on

    We need to prepare for a mike ashley situation where they hold onto us without investing, hoping that an overpriced bid comes in to rescue their investment. 

    They are not capable of building us a stadium and we should not trust them with that responsibility. 

    They are not capable of taking us to the top and winning trophies. 

    The players we have are  losing their value here.

    There’s no more money: they wasted it all. We needs to push them out within the next 2 years otherwise this is going to be a disaster.

  2. Drewskibroho on

    Nobody likes BlueCo, I get it. This article is saying that we’re broke, literally two days ago there was an article here saying we had 1.3 billion we haven’t touched yet. Which is it? Truth is, nobody knows. Reading all this shit about our finances, which is nothing more than an opinion piece by the author, is getting tiring.

  3. Looking forward to Ares, HSBC and JP Morgan taking over when they call the debt in tbh.

  4. Dont let people scare you

    “Based on financial reports and analyses as of April 2026, the significant debt associated with Chelsea Football Club is held by the **owners** (the parent company), not directly by Chelsea Football Club itself.” 

  5. How the hell after the Glazers, were they still able to use all this debt?

    We rlly got fucked

  6. oldschoolology on

    Fantasy..BlueCo’s finances blow up and they are forced to sell. Frank Lampard and John Terry buy Chelsea.