Never a week seems to go by at the moment without some news or other emanating from Chelsea.
Ever since Todd Boehly took over at Stamford Bridge there’s either been upheaval with regards to the first-team or in the boardroom, and the question should really be asked as to when things are going to settle down.
It can’t be good for Mauricio Pochettino and his squad, or the club’s fans, to keep seeing the Blues in the headlines for anything other than results.
On this occasion, the Daily Mail note that president of business at the club, Tom Glick, who had apparently only been in the role for just over a year, has left.
Three new executive appointments have been made and they are Jason Gannon, who will be Chelsea’s new chief operating officer, Casper Stylsvig, the new chief revenue officer and Adriel Lares, who will be appointed as chief financial officer.
It’s clear that all of the hires are being made with revenue generation in mind and an eye on further business opportunities.
Having spent an extortionate amount since taking over the west London outfit with nothing to show for it so far, Boehly doesn’t hang about when he wants something changed.
The American business mogul will surely be hoping that the trio of executive signings will help to create success at the club.