Chelsea were recently represented by Jose Mourinho, John Terry and Bruce Buck in a press conference which announced that the club will no longer be sponsored by Samsung. According to SkySports, the Blues will now have a new logo an all shirts including on those worn by the youth teams. It is a massive success for Chelsea who will be receiving no less than £40m per season which makes this the 2nd most significant deal in the Premier League. Even though there is a long way until reaching the £53m given to Manchester United by Chevrolet, the Londoners still need to be proud of what they managed to pull in. Their revenue has doubled now which means they will be able to afford a player like Costa or Fabregas each year from now on without having to sell. This is a big boost as the Blues prepare for the Capital One Cup Final vs Spurs.
Bruce Buck also emphasized the fact that a deal with Yokohama Rubber will also make more people aware of what the club represents on an international level and will help with expanding the fan base and also the financial opportunities. It seems that Chelsea are on an ascending path both from a sporting point of view and from a financial point of view. With a few more transfers next year they will grow in value and popularity thus making the club even more impressive than it already is.