Chelsea have dominated the front and back pages for the last two decades, yet I believe the biggest Chelsea stories are still to be written. Potentially, what happens at Chelsea will have major implications around football and (as with Abramovich) their shareholders may shape global financial markets for years to come.

Such is the potential for this, they’re worthy of a single page within the wider Analysis Series

The Analysis Series: Related parties: Inside the Walter probe and what it means for Chelsea’s ownership

The Analysis Series: Analysis of the Chelsea FC sanction agreement and the rise of statutory oversight

Consequences for Chelsea of failing to qualify for Champions League or indeed Europe next season

The Analysis Series: Financial and structural analysis of Chelsea Football Club Limited: 2024/25 Annual Report and recapitalisation

The Analysis Series: A deeper look at Chelsea’s ownership, BlueCo 22 Limited & 22 Holdco Limited (Year Ended 30 June 2025)

The Analysis Series: The extra-ordinary £700 million loss by Chelsea’s parent company

The Analysis Series: Chelsea, Clearlake, COP III – is the funding debt or equity? Unsurprisingly, there’s no clear answer

The Analysis Series: The role of US banks in financing Premier League clubs

The Analysis Series: Financial architecture of 22 Holdco Limited: Analysis of Ares Management’s credit exposure, warrants, and embedded derivative structures within the Blueco consortium

The Analysis Series: The Chelsea FC Premier League sanction agreements; Analysis of the charges, process, decisions and sanctions, with the case for and against the Premier League’s approach