CHELSEA are reportedly set for more upheaval with president of business Tom Glick expected to leave.
The Blues are set for a big summer of change which includes Mauricio Pochettino arriving as manager.
Chris Jurasek will also join as Chelsea’s new chief executive from a company funded by Clearlake Capital – the private equity company run by Chelsea owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali.
And according to The Times that appointment will pave the way for Glick to depart after just ten months in the job.
Chelsea declined to comment when asked if Glick had stepped down.
Glick arrived last summer and was tasked with growing the cub’s business commercially.
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Boehly also wanted him to develop a multi-club model, a job which he did at Manchester City previously.
Jurasek is expected to take control of the commercial department, with Boehly bringing in several new faces to grow the club.
The American is set to shake things up after overseeing a disastrous campaign, with Chelsea set to finish in their lowest league position since 1996.
That’s despite over £600million of investment in new signings.
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But a new dawn is set to start, with ex-Spurs boss Pochettino set to breathe fresh life into the club.
The tactician is sure to strip back Chelsea’s bloated squad while adding a few signings of his own.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
