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@ShowBoat00 @unknwn365

We went to La Masia and left with Marc Guiu...

@k282617 @martynziegler This is what u get when u pay for parents "petrol money"

@martynziegler @stfromstr

Breaking - Chelsea hit with 74 charges for alleged rule breaches during the Roman Abramovich era

@Barca_Buzz This poor guy knows he's not playing a single min, right? @unknwn365

🎙️Marc Guiu on facing Barça in the Champions League. 🗣️: "It will be a special match, the match of my life. I hope I get some minutes. I’ve already told Cubarsí that I’ll destroy him, although I wouldn’t celebrate a goal."

@FabrizioRomano Wtf is this @k282617 😭

🚨🟣🔵 Aston Villa are closing in on Victor Lindelöf deal, here we go soon! Final details being sorted after proposal sent last night to anticipate Everton and Fiorentina. Understand it’s two year deal for Lindelöf at #AVFC.

@ChelseaFC I love the comments @unknwn365

Who do you want to face? 🤔

@cagiago_ Anyone that follows this guy is just as deluded... @k282617

Zubimendi has potential to become the best Spanish midfielder of all time

@unknwn365 @themagic_tophat This is literally my lunch today

@stfromstr @themagic_tophat you’re literally tweeting from lagos rn?

𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗹𝘀𝗲𝗮 - 𝘁𝗵𝗲 £𝟮𝗯𝗻 𝗯𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗿𝗲 💵🔥 About one year ago, two years after the Boehly and Clearlake consortium aquired Chelsea FC, I was perplexed. Their investment model made absolutely no sense to me. It appeared to be a premium puppy farm - overpay on top young prospects with the ambition of turning them into an elite squad, whilst selling the others for profit. Like Brighton’s model but on steroids. It simply wasn’t financially viable though because unlike Brighton: 1. Many of the recruitment choices were poor; 2. It was done with no footballing strategy and so it left Chelsea with an incoherent squad that struggled to perform - environment is crucial to development; 3. Chelsea were paying a premium for players, along with higher salaries for their age group and performance levels - which means there is a much smaller resale market, especially if the players growth trajectory slows. And the growth trajectories did slow because Chelsea declined. Without a coherent football strategy, performances fell off, Chelsea dropped to 12th, managers came and went. It was a shambles. My interpretation was this - their strategy was stupid and so were they for not pivoting. I assumed that there was no way their investors would continue to back them because of the losses they were generating. I made this interpretation because I naturally assumed that they were backed with commercial, savvy money. There’s plenty of dumb money around - but none so dumb that they’d hold for such a circus. Chelsea’s losses were so significant that they had to sell assets intra-group to generate meaningless book profits in order to avoid sanctions from regulators. It worked in the Premier League (because the rules are weak) but not with Uefa (who have tougher rules). Chelsea are facing a fine of up to €80m and potentially expulsion from Uefa competitions if they do not get their financial house in order. And this was a relatively weak sanction for the breach. The losses were that big. And yet… investors haven’t backed out. The money keeps piling in. The strategy shifts… but the core element of it (excessive spending on young, potential talent) continues. This does not make sense. At the group parent level, a £1.055 billion loss was made in just 2 years. Projecting the accounts, it could be as high as £1.5bn, 3 years in (despite the success in the Club World Cup). Now, some people argue that investors are not concerned by such losses given they’re paper losses - they don’t represent the true cash implications. My response to that is to look at the cash… If we focus on the core asset of the group, Chelsea FC Holdings Ltd, we can examine what external cash has been pumped into the club by investors in order to keep it operational and make the player investments it has made. £2.5 billion was spent to acquire the shares. £1.5 billion has been injected over the course of 3 years in the form of equity, intra-group asset transfers and owner loans (I assume these will be converted to equity in due course). £100m at point of acquisition (T0) £503m in the first year (T1) £570m in the second year (T2) £339m in the third year (T3) £4bn total. So, you’d expect the value of Chelsea to be at least £4bn by now. You’d certainly expect the squad value to have significantly increased given the extensive investment that’s gone into it. However, Transfermarkt appraises the increased value of Chelsea’s squad at just €335m (£290m) over the past 3 years. Forbes published its latest annual valuation of Europe’s top clubs on 30 May 2025 and Chelsea’s was just £2.4bn. £100m LESS than it was purchased for. That in itself is bad. But it gets worse…

@unknwn365 @themagic_tophat Chill out before I send u back to dey Twitter.

@stfromstr @themagic_tophat hold that

@unknwn365 @themagic_tophat U getting too big for ur boots , tone it down a touch mate

@themagic_tophat no one reading allat 😭😭✌️

@FabrizioRomano @CraigHope_DM Icl where TF is he going to go?? @k282617 @unknwn365

🚨💣 BREAKING: Alexander Isak has informed Newcastle of his desire to explore a move this summer. Club aware of player’s plans and will now decide how to move, as @CraigHope_DM reports. Newcastle have already re-started exploring a move for a top striker in the market. 👀

@FabrizioRomano It has to be said and I will be the brave one, Cobham is the biggest lie in the football world. @unknwn365 @k282617

🚨🔵 Alejandro Garnacho wants Premier League move… and Chelsea remain again attentive to the situation. No club to club talks but still one of the names on the shortlist. Priority remains to advance on Xavi Simons at this stage. 🇳🇱 🎥🇦🇷 youtu.be/c9GyT8AxK6k

@unknwn365 @ldnwillbeblue @k282617 I will drop whole govys on here don't ramp with man

@stfromstr @ldnwillbeblue @k282617 name names….

22/23 was a loyalty test for every Chelsea fan

@unknwn365 @RegistaCall Love how news makes it to English media two weeks after it's out and it's nothing like the original news 😂😂 Did the dwarf staff making it yet or no?

@RegistaCall @stfromstr

Ain’t no party like a Yamal party

@ChelseaFC The mandem have lost their mind @unknwn365

Chelsea? I thought it was London Blue?

@unknwn365 Wallahi try, I beg u come try

OI I JUST DEEPED WE GOT MAX MONEY @stfromstr HAND ME YAMAL RN

@unknwn365 @Tunnykvng Legendary times

@Tunnykvng you had to be there @stfromstr

Only Chelsea fans can relate 😂😂😂

@AFC_gt @Arsenal Arsenal fans for u @unknwn365

@Arsenal THE SPANISH SERGIO BUSQUETS 😍😍😍

Controlling the tempo. Martin Zubimendi is a Gunner ✊ Original music by Ezra Collective's Femi Koleoso.

@unknwn365 Why have u changed ur profile pic?

how have these niggas become our friends outta nowhere

@TheSecretScout_ W @unknwn365

🚨🔵 Chelsea have secured 16-Year-Old Ibrahim Rabbaj. He will turn pro at 17. 🇲🇦 #CFC One of the top talents in England 🎥 @TheSecretScout_