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63. DKMAF Training Grounds: Chelsea Women's Team Sold(?)

63. DKMAF Training Grounds: Chelsea Women's Team Sold(?)

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In this episode of 'Don't Know Much About Football Training Grounds', Ian, Sarah, and Karlo discuss the recent sale of Chelsea FC's women's team to a holding company to navigate the Premier League's Financial Fair Play rules. The conversation touches on Chelsea's spending spree, American investment in Premier League clubs, and the implications for women's football. Clear Lake, the investment firm behind Chelsea, is examined for its broader portfolio and strategy. The team also explores the potential benefits and drawbacks of such financial moves for women's football, including fairness in pay and resource allocation. The episode concludes with a broader discussion on the Premier League's governance and the influence of foreign investments.


00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:15 Chelsea FC's Financial Maneuvers

00:49 Deep Dive into Chelsea's Financial Strategy

05:05 Clear Lake Capital's Role in Football

06:02 Implications for Women's Football

19:12 Financial Fair Play and Shareholder Loans

23:26 Premier League's Future and Foreign Investments

30:20 Concluding Thoughts and Future Outlook


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