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thechelseachronicle.com | Adam Williams
It has been a good few weeks for Todd Boehly, who will feel that Champions League qualification and the Europa Conference League crown validate his and Clearlake’s Chelsea business model. Not to denigrate the achievements of Enzo Maresca’s side who were superb in the second half against Real Betis in mid-week but when BlueCo bought Chelsea three years ago, they had their sights set higher than the junior UEFA competition.
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tbrfootball.com | Adam Williams
Wes Edens, who co-owns Aston Villa alongside Nassef Sawiris and the private equity firm Atairos, is one of global sport’s class of empire builders. As well as Aston Villa, the 63-year-old Montana-born billionaire is the majority shareholder of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks. He bought his stake at a valuation of around £400m in 2014. Nowadays, the Bucks are worth closer to £3bn, making them one of the world’s most valuable sports franchises.
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tbrfootball.com | Adam Williams
There are umpteen FSG tribute acts in the football club ownership racket but none who do it quite like John Henry, Mike Gordon and Tom Werner at Liverpool. Fenway Sports Group entered the football finance world with a self-sufficient business model, an eye for data and an almost religious devotion to value over vanity before it was trendy. Now, the Premier League and EFL are littered with this more cerebral type of owner.
Arsenal set to do something for the very first time in the Stan Kroenke era as £500m barrier smashed
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tbrfootball.com | Adam Williams
Ahead of tomorrow night’s Champions League final, Arsenal fans are wondering what might have been. But for Stan Kroenke, 2024-25 has been an unqualified financial success. Mikel Arteta took the Gunners to the semi-finals of Europe’s most illustrious competition for only the third time in the club’s history, with Arsenal earning close to £100m in prize money along the way. In the Premier League, the North Londoners fell short too.
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tbrfootball.com | Adam Williams
The Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) are often characterised as the system that insulates elite clubs like Arsenal from failure but, in reality, their effects are far more nebulous. For one, it’s a two-tier system. The Premier League PSR system is less stringent than UEFA’s, which in theory allows Arsenal’s rivals to sustain heavier financial losses to get them into Europe.
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