(Reuters) – Chelsea supervisor Thomas Tuchel mentioned the change of the club’s ownership won’t have an effect on his future at Stamford Bridge, including that the London aspect is a “good match” for him.
Chelsea are trying to find new ownership after Russian businessman Roman Abramovich mentioned he would promote the club, amid rising requires sanctions on the metals magnate, comparable to these imposed on different oligarchs, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Asked if he would have any issues staying at Chelsea, Tuchel informed reporters on Friday, “No, I’ve the other of the issue of staying right here.
“I’ve mentioned many instances that I really like working in Premier League and love to be in England… Chelsea is, from my perspective, an ideal match for me. I really like to be right here and each single factor concerning the club.
“Hopefully it continues. There is now uncertainty, however is not that all the time as a soccer supervisor? I’m used to and skilled to reside with it at completely different ranges and that is fairly the extent. But I’m constructive and I hope issues will finish nicely.”
The German mentioned the change in ownership may have an effect on the club’s contract negotiations with their present gamers. He added that Chelsea had but to talk about their plans for the summer season switch window.
“We can not help it. It is what it’s. But perhaps it has a constructive impact on negotiations or perhaps a damaging impact. We cannot predict,” Tuchel mentioned.
“I believe Chelsea is a robust club and can keep a robust club. Our proprietor has determined to promote the club however he’s promoting a robust and organised club on the highest stage.”
Chelsea are third within the league on 50 factors after 25 matches, 16 factors behind leaders Manchester City who’ve two video games in hand.
They journey to Burnley on Saturday, with Tuchel saying the squad had no new accidents, although defender Cesar Azpilicueta is uncertain.
Hakim Ziyech returned to coaching, whereas Trevor Chalobah and Thiago Silva had been additionally again after lacking their midweek FA Cup recreation in opposition to Luton Town.
(Reporting by Manasi Pathak in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)