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Chelsea’s investment strategy, highlighted by Alexis Ohanian’s $26.52 million stake, aims to enhance their profile in the U.S. and establish the club as a global powerhouse.
The summer transfer window for most European leagues opens on July 1 and closes on September 1 at 7 p.m. BST / 2 p.m. ET, four hours earlier than in previous seasons.
Manchester United’s 3-0 loss to Chelsea in the FA Cup final highlights a growing gap in investment and performance between the two clubs, with United failing to secure any trophies this season.
“Of course, mathematically it’s not, but I think the title is done. Our job between now and the end of the season is to keep pushing until the end, but I think it will be very difficult.”
It’s been a busy weekend of football – with Chelsea beating Barcelona in the Champions League and other big matches across the Super League in action – including Arsenal playing in front of more than 42,000 people at the Emirates.
The WSL is back in action this weekend, as the race for the title heats up – whilst the relegation battle appears to be settled. Friday saw Brighton take on Everton, another match kicks off on Saturday whilst everyone else is in action on Sunday.
Women’s football this weekend – FA Cup semi final reviews and latest from the WSL.
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