内容摘要：Mikael Pentikainen, CEO of the Federation of Finnish Enterprises, says the country's government is currently losing support amongst entrepreneurs despite its pro-start-up and pro-business approach.

Mikael Pentikainen, CEO of the Federation of Finnish Enterprises, says the country's government is currently losing support amongst entrepreneurs despite its pro-start-up and pro-business approach.

They have supported the influence of US billionaire Michele Kang, who led the way with her ownership of French giants Lyon, before taking over London City Lionesses,Former NFL superstar Tom Brady's input at Birmingham City has also provided a boost for the Women's Championship side.

The worth of the WSL champions is understood to have been benchmarked against Angel City's valuation. However, while The National Women's Soccer League club make £30m-a-year profit, Chelsea's women's team made a loss in their most recent accounts.Football finance expert Kieran Maguire said: "I think it is impossible to justify on a traditional valuation metric."Newcastle were sold for twice their revenue, Chelsea men were five times their revenue despite being in crisis and Manchester United seven times – and they are the biggest brand in football.

"Chelsea women sold for 18 times their revenue, and the growth potential is uncertain."Dr Christina Philippou - a women's football finance expert - believes there are questions about how Chelsea's new ownership model will work but that it shows the "unrealised potential" for women's football.

"It is a high valuation for a lack of control," said Dr Philippou. "Given who the investor is and what they have done in women's sport with Angel City and the celebrity tie-in. There has to be questions about what the shareholding looks like.

"It is an indicator as where they see the market going. Buyers think there is a lot of unrealised potential."and

.and claimed to have stolen the customer and employee data of more than 20m people.

He said: "We've not been at our best over the past couple of weeks as a result of that cyber attack but day by day now we are seeing more products come in."We will recover, we'll bounce back and we will look at opportunities to reward members for their patience in this difficult time."