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The Premier League table that has Chelsea above Liverpool, Man City and Manchester United – Football.London

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Link” data-content-type=”section”>registering to the Chelsea newsletter here, you’ll be getting the most recent news and rumours directly to you, in addition to unique posts and material from club writers Sam Inkersole and Adam Newson, plus a day-to-day transfer round-up recapping the news and rumours all for free!

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Crystal Palace: ₤ -58 m

Bournemouth: ₤ -60.1 m

Brighton & & Hove Albion: ₤ -63.9 m

West Ham United: ₤ -65.3 m

Leicester City: ₤ -67.3 m

Tottenham Hotspur: ₤ -67.7 m

Southampton: ₤ -76.1 m

Aston Villa: ₤ -99.5 m

Manchester City: ₤ -125.1 m

Everton: ₤ -139.8 m

OVERALL: ₤ -979.3 m

The figures above do not take into account the Blues’ summertime transfer organization in 2020, when Chelsea spent big, with the likes of Kai Havertz, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell and Hakim Ziyech signed up with the club.

Chelsea did not buy any players in the January transfer window and are yet to invest huge this summer season, although the Blues are understood to be closing in on the finalizing of Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku in a ₤ 98million deal.

It brings the total losses for all top flight clubs that season to ₤ 979.3 m. Only 4 clubs -Chelsea (₤ 35.7 m), Sheffield United (₤ 18.8 m), Norwich (₤ 2.1 m), and Burnley

( ₤ 0m)-failed to record a loss, with the Blues faring best in terms of their finances during the course of that season. Chelsea’s London competitors, Arsenal, Tottenham, Crystal Palace and West Ham all tape-recorded losses throughout the 2019/20 campaign, while the Blues’top 4 rivals Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United likewise tape-recorded pre-tax losses.

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