100 games in charge of Chelsea FC, a 60% winning rate and a European treble, all weren’t enough to convince the club’s owners Clearlake Capital and its chairman Todd Boehly, that Thomas Tuchel was worth believing in....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
As it turned out that a summer transfer window worth £250m wasn’t a sign of backing from Boehly and co, but was them actually signaling the commencement of their new era.
The sacking comes as a shock to not only blue supporters but also to Tuchel himself, who even pleaded for a second chance when he got the fatal phone call on Wednesday morning.
Tuchel looking fed up during his press conference for Dinamo.
But one of the latest reports on the reasoning behind the decision has alleged that it has been in the works for a while.
According to Italian journalist, Matteo Moretto, Tuchel and Boehly spent a summer in disagreement over which players they should be bringing in, with the most controversy coming from the German’s refusal to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.
