Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has expressed his confidence in the UK government to find a way to keep the club afloat following the sanctioning of its owner Roman Abramovich.
Tuchel wants the authorities to find a solution that will allow Chelsea to take control of their summer activities.
This was revealed during the German’s pre-match press conference on Friday, ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League encounter against Newcastle United on Sunday.
According to 360 MEDIA, the UK government finally sanctioned Abramovich on Thursday.
The Russian billionaire’s assets were frozen, and he was barred from dealing with UK individuals and businesses.
Chelsea will not be able to sign new players as a result of Abramovich’s punishment, but they will be able to continue their day-to-day operations, such as fixtures, and pay their players their weekly payments, after the government grants them a license.
“It’s probably too soon to talk about it.” I’m not sure what the rules are in the current circumstance, but I believe there are conversations and talks going on about the license, as stated in the club’s statement. “Let’s see what’s going to happen,” Tuchel stated.
Chelsea will be unable to sign new players as a result of Abramovich’s punishment, but they will be allowed to carry on with their day-to-day activities, such as fixtures, and pay their players their weekly wages, until the government provides them a license.
“It’s probably too early to discuss it.” I’m not sure what the laws are in this situation, but according to the club’s statement, “there are negotiations and talks going on about the license.” “Let’s wait and see what happens,” Tuchel said.
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