Chelsea Football Club has made a £6 million profit from the sale of winger Angelo Gabriel to Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr, despite the player never having made a competitive appearance for the Blues. Signed for £13 million from Santos last year, Angelo was loaned to Strasbourg, where he featured in 24 matches without scoring, but provided four assists. The club sold him for £19.1 million and included a sell-on clause in the deal. This sale contributes to Chelsea's financial strategy, following their significant spending of approximately £220 million during the summer transfer window on players like Pedro Neto and Joao Felix. Despite these moves, Chelsea's performance has been lackluster, with only one win in their first few Premier League games this season. The club's net spend for the summer stands at £46.5 million after balancing the books with several player sales.