There have been a large number of incomings and outgoings since the arrival of Todd Boehly as Chelsea owner in May 2022.
Since the 2022/23 season, they have spent over €1 billion on players and received over €500 million in player sales.
This has seen fan favourites Mason Mount and Conor Gallagher depart the club.
Despite initial struggles, Chelsea seem to be going from strength to strength on the pitch.
2022/23 was a disaster for Chelsea after Thomas Tuchel’s surprise sacking.
Graham Potter failed to live up to his Brighton hype as Chelsea boss and his replacement Frank Lampard had the club on the verge of being in a relegation battle.
A sixth-place finish in 2023/24 and a League Cup final saw progression the pitch for Chelsea, with Cole Palmer having a breakout season.
This was not enough to keep Mauricio Pochettino in a job and Enzo Maresca was appointed as the former Spurs boss’ replacement.
Maresca’s debut as Chelsea manager in the 2024/25 season saw the Blues finish in fourth along with a UEFA Europa Conference League trophy.
With a FIFA Club World Cup final tomorrow against Paris Saint-Germain, they could earn even further revenue and make more additions.
As part of the domino effect of Chelsea’s transfer policy under Boehly, players will have to depart the club.
€15 million Chelsea midfielder joins Ligue 1 side
It had been confirmed that Chelsea midfielder Mathis Amougou has joined RC Strasbourg.
This transfer comes just six months after he joined Chelsea from Saint-Étienne for €15 million.
He made just two appearances for the club, with only 22 minutes played.
This marks the seventh transfer dealing made between both clubs since the start of the 23/24 season, both sharing the same ownership group.
Amougou will get the chance to win a second successive Conference League medal with the French side.
Strasbourg earned a place in the European competition after their seventh-place finish under manager and former Premier League footballer Liam Rosenior.
🚨🔵 Official, confirmed. Mathis Amougou joins RC Strasbourg on permanent deal from Chelsea, five year contract.
Chelsea also mantain buy back clause for the midfielder who previously joined #CFC from St Etienne in January. pic.twitter.com/Ucv7CbzlTF
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 12, 2025
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