Man har angiveligt solgt Cobham til sig selv for omkring £200 M.
“Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.”
Bill Shankly
Andrey Santos has really impressed at Strasbourg, with Patrick Vieira´s side getting some big wins since late March to secure safety. Chelsea are very happy with his development as he scored key goal in injury time vs Metz.
He’s also been voted POTM for April after his performances at Strasbourg. New loan to the BlueCo club will be discussed with player and agents soon.
Der er gået “Barca” i den :)
Chelsea have denied a claim that the club are working on a deal to effectively sell their Cobham training base back to themselves to help satisfy profit and sustainability rules.
- Matt Law
"When I arrived at Chelsea, it was a mess, there were many players. Mauricio [Pochettino] brought order and identity to the team, the work ethic is different. It changed everything and it´s positive..."
"The group is [now] more serious and hardworking, and you can see the difference on weekends."
Shortly after Ornstein´s statements, claims emerged on social media appearing to show Chelsea´s owners pushing ahead with plans to sell the club´s Cobham training ground to themselves for a significant sum.
Such a move would count towards Chelsea´s operating profits as, unlike the Football League, Premier League rules do not exclude profits made by the sales of assets like stadiums and training grounds, and club owners previously voted against blocking these sales to club owners.