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Chelsea make a profit by letting 39 players leave

Chelsea make a profit by letting 39 players leave

Chelsea have let 39 players leave Stamford Bridge during this summers transfer window after spending £349 million on new signings.

READ MORE: Breaking down Chelsea's staggering 39 summer exits

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