A new Chelsea ad, which its new owner Todd Boehly wants to rebuild. The Stamford Bridge club announced on Thursday that Laurence Stewart (after his time at Monaco) and Paul Winstanley have now taken over their respective positions as Chelsea’s co-sports directors. Indeed, Winstanley has already overseen the winter transfer market for the ‘blues’.
Winstanley, who joined Chelsea in Novemberis already in charge of overseeing the fantastic winter transfer market for the Stamford Bridge club this past January (with 333 million euros invested in the acquisition of 8 players, the last arrival being Enzo Fernández, worth 130). Stewart, who worked at RB Leipzig, Manchester City and the England team, joins next week from Monaco, where he was technical director.
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Additions by Lawrence Stewart and Paul Winstanley They are another step in the ‘revolution’ being carried out by Todd Boehly, the new owner of the Stamford Bridge club. Boehly bought Chelsea on May 30, 2022 from Roman Abramovich, who put it up for sale after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The sports co-directors will work together with Graham Potter, coach of the ‘blues’, and his coaching staff. Stewart and Winstanley’s team also includes Christopher Vivell (technical director), Joe Shields, Kyle Macaulay and Jim Fraser (promising search and transfer) and Matthew Hallam (data and analysis).
Source: La Verdad
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