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The value of Chelsea Football Club has risen to £1.8billion, a £304million boost on last year’s valuation.

Thomas Tuchel managed to guide his side to third in the Premier League after a challenging campaign which had thrown all sorts of problems at him. The season started well, setting an early pace in the title race, while European Super Cup and Club World Cup wins were added bonuses.

However, following the turn of the year, things went downhill. The early season form dropped off and Real Madrid stopped a Champions League defence, while penalty shootout losses to Liverpool in the final of both domestic cups saw them miss out on additional silverware

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That is only glossing over the issues on the field, where off of it, an unprecedented few months have challenged the club existentially. Owner Roman Abramovich decided to sell the club after 19-years, shortly before he was sanctioned in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Blues were forced to operate under a special sporting licence issued by the government, restricting the actions of the club, such as their ability to sign players or contracts. An extensive takeover process has since played out, with Todd Boehly’s consortium set to