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Transfer deadline: Chelsea set world record for player sales
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Transfer deadline: Chelsea set world record for player sales

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Chelsea signed 10 first-team players this summer for £328m and brought in £519m from player sales and loan fees.

This is a world record for one transfer window.

According to internal figures, the Blues’ net spend this window works out at minus £120m.

Enzo Fernandez moving to Manchester City, means Chelsea have become the first club to make a profit from the sale of a player who cost more than £100m.

Major permanent departures:

Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City (£125m)

Nicolas Jackson to Aston Villa (£65m)

Marc Cucurella (fee around £51.8m)

Liam Delap (£50m)

Andrey Santos (£50m)

Trevoh Chalobah to Como (approx. £30m)

Tyrique George to Everton (£24m permanent)

Transfer deadline: Chelsea set world record for player sales

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