Following Roman Abramovich's departure, Chelsea spent £349m on 11 new signings while generating major revenue through player trading.
A staggering 39 players left the club during the summer window, consisting of permanent sales and 22 loan moves.
Internal figures suggest Chelsea generated over £500m from departures, potentially setting a world record, with an estimated profit of about £120m.
Major sales included Enzo Fernandez for a joint-British record fee of £125m, alongside high-profile moves for Nicolas Jackson and Marc Cucurella.
Chelsea also showed a strong willingness to do business with Premier League rivals, including dealing with Arsenal, Aston Villa and Tottenham.
