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Chelsea’s new owners borrow £800m to transform stadium

Chelsea Football Club’s new owners have raised £800m in debt to reshape the London club.

The financing arrangements consist of a circa £300m revolving credit facility and a £500m term loan, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter, eclipsing the $650m raised by Manchester City’s parent company last July.

US financier Todd Boehly and private investment firm Clearlake Capital acquired Chelsea for £2.5bn in May. They also committed to invest a further £1.75bn in the club, with plans to redevelop the Stamford Bridge stadium.

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