Despite the mixed news outside the stadium, Chelsea managed to play its part inside the four lines and scored another victory, on Sunday (13), by beating Newcastle, 1-0, at Stamford Bridge. The result kept the team steady in their search for a place in the next edition of the Champions League, but it still raised questions about the club’s future.
Despite that, coach Thomas Tuchel confirmed that he is fully focused on achieving the best results at the present time and confirmed that he will stay until the end of the season. With the club’s potential sale and uncertainty about the future, mainly financial, the coach chose to give a speech of hope.
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? I’ll stay until the end of the season, I have no doubts about that. We have to live it day in and day out, and there is no other way. The club is for sale and I hope this process continues, but this is something that neither the players nor any influence. So we can only focus on what we can influence. Chelsea is a huge club, with great traditions and hundreds of fans who deserve our respect? Tuchel confirmed.
With the accounts of Roman Abramovich, the club’s owner, banned, Chelsea was living in a state of financial control with some restrictions. On trips outside England, for example, there is a limit of about 25 thousand euros (about 138,000 Brazilian reals at the current rate) for expenses. Despite this, the situation should not have a significant impact on the match against Lille, in the last 16 of the Champions League.
? She made sure we had a plane to fly to Lille and then back to England. If it doesn’t, we’ll go by train or bus. If I had to drive a car carrying players, would I do that too? Tokel joke.
The UK government has decided to block the accounts of Roman Abramovich, who is accused of being one of the oligarchs who support Vladimir Putin’s government. Faced with this situation, Chelsea’s future has been threatened and the club will have to find another shareholder. While the issue has not been resolved, the club has been given a special permit to continue playing its football tournaments.
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