Chelsea's new owners, according to Paul Canoville, should begin with three responsibilities this summer.CHELSEA are still looking for a new owner to take over the club after Roman Abramovich's departure.
Chelsea's owners must move quickly, according to Paul Canoville.
Chelsea's owners must move quickly, according to Paul Canoville.
Paul Canoville, a former Chelsea player, has compiled a list of demands for the club's new owners when they are disclosed. The Blues have narrowed down their list of potential purchasers, and a final decision is expected in the near future.
Todd Boehly, the Ricketts family, Stephen Pagliuca, and Sir Martin Broughton have all been mentioned as possible candidates. Boehley and his consortium appear to be the frontrunners, but all bidders have until April 14 to submit their final offers.Chelsea has been effectively placed under a transfer embargo, which has prevented them from re-signing current players and blocking any plans for the summer transfer window. Chelsea is now in a difficult situation, with the prospect of losing Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen for nothing.
It'll be interesting to observe how the new owners handle the transfer market, and whether they'll do things differently than Abramovich did. Last summer, the Russian billionaire was not hesitant to back his managers in the transfer market, paying a club-record amount for Romelu Lukaku.
Chelsea's owners must move quickly, according to Paul Canoville.
Chelsea's owners must move quickly, according to Paul Canoville.Canoville, on the other hand, is optimistic that once the new owners are disclosed, the transition will be smooth. Canoville responded to a Chelsea fan on social media by stating what he wants to see from the new owners.
"TT [Thomas Tuchel] and Rudi [Rudiger] new upgraded contracts then bringing @ DeclanRice home," Canoville tweeted. After leading Chelsea to Champions League triumph last summer, Tuchel was awarded a contract extension.
His new contract runs out in 2024, but his Chelsea record has already piqued the interest of clubs all across Europe. Although the German coach has been linked with Manchester United, Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino appear to be the frontrunners.Rice, on the other hand, will almost certainly force Chelsea to break their transfer record once more, given West Ham's unwillingness to sell. West Ham manager David Moyes has issued a warning to anyone interested in Rice, stressing that a price of at least £150 million will be required to test the club's resolve.
Earlier this month, Moyes stated, "The first thing to say is that he is not for sale." "Well, if you're interested, it'll be north of that." Last summer, 100 (million pounds) was a bargain.
"A hundred and fifty dollars would be the bare minimum right now, but he is not for sale." What I do know is that it means that only a select few clubs will consider it."
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