Chelsea left particularly frustrated by Uefa actions
Clubs were not briefed about plans to release information
Premier League clubs are unhappy with Uefa’s decision to reveal details of their financial results before some have been published and without warning.
Chelsea’s record pre-tax loss of £355m last season formed a key part of Uefa’s European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report, which was presented by its executive director, Andrea Traverso, at the Financial Times’s Business of Football Summit on Thursday, with the losses incurred by Tottenham and Aston Villa also featuring prominently.
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