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Chelsea considering selling stake in women's team after being approached by potential investors for serial WSL winners

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Chelsea are tempted to offer out a slice of the club to investors in an attempt to bring more money through the door. Head coach Emma Hayes has been the face of England's most decorated women's team in the last decade, guiding the Blues to dozens of trophies and building their reputation in Europe and some extra funding may help the West Londoners continue their dominance in the top flight.

WHAT HAPPENED?

According to<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-13/chelsea-fc-said-to-receive-approaches-for-stake-in-women-s-team?srnd=homepage-europe" target="_blank"> Bloomberg</a>, Chelsea are in discussions with two potential investors and are valuing a deal of at least $200 million. The report goes on to say that there has been significant interest thanks to the increased coverage of women's football.

WHAT THE REPORT SAID

Takeovers are well-documented and normal at the elite level in men's football but Chelsea's investment project could open up a new world for the women's game. More money would allow teams to pay their players higher wages and fork out higher fees on transfers, following a similar path to the men's game.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/not-f-cking-over-emma-hayes-work-drinks-cancelled-chelsea-wsl-title-rallying-cry-after-8-0-thrashing-bristol-city/blt171b4291c89cdd1b" target="_blank">Hayes could end her time at Chelsea on a high by winning the WSL again</a> but it will go down to the final day with Manchester City poised to spoil the party. The Blues have a game in hand on their rivals but have a tough ending to the campaign against Tottenham and Manchester United.

WHAT NEXT FOR CHELSEA?

Chelsea considering selling stake in women's team after being approached by potential investors for serial WSL winners | Goal.com

Women&apos;s Super League champions Chelsea are attracting interest from potential investors, according to reports.