Agents and clubs praise Chelsea’s new no-nonsense approach

After more than ten years of being owned by a silent spectre of a man who was barely seen in public, let alone quoted, it’s a bizarre turnaround for Chelsea to have their new owner leading from the front, walking around in public and conducting business face to face with other owners and sporting directors.

Ben Jacobs has noted that there is a “clear pattern” in how Boehly and the new owners are operating, with the man himself conducting deals and making sure they happen quickly and in person.

According to Jacobs, “a number of clubs and agents have praised this approach.”

We can already see how effective it’s been simply in how quickly the deals are being done. The Raphinha deal didn’t work out because the Brazilian preferred to join Barcelona, but on our end the deal was done immediately. We found out what Leeds wanted and we offered it. There was no messing around, no haggling and no bad blood.

There are weaknesses to this approach too, but in the position we’re in, speed is vital.

8 Comments

  1. There’s no time to waste why don’t the club make signings so that the players can train together and get to understand one another on how each plays,,, running out of time

  2. Raphinha fue una misión imposible, era su sueño de juventud, y si agregamos que se tuvo atadas las manos con la sanción es razonable que el tiempo de convencimiento era corto, no hubo oportunidad de endulzarle el oído. No imagino cuantos prospectos perdimos por esa misma razón.

  3. The ownership of the club are doing a great job and it good for we the fans to see them in the transfer market doing a great job,keep pushing u blues.

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