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Chelsea have confirmed that Marina Granovskaia will step down from her role as director of the club at the culmination of the summer transfer window. The 47-year-old follows Bruce Buck standing down as the Blues' chairman earlier in the week. Co-owner Todd Boehly will take Buck's place as Chairman of the board.
Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia is set to follow a host of other board members out of the club in the coming weeks, leaving questions about how the Blues do their transfer business under a new ownership group led by Todd Boehly.
An interesting summer awaits Wolves as Bruno Lage attempts to rebuild his side in the transfer market.
Aston Villa have become the early pacesetter in the transfer market, having already added four new signings to Steven Gerrard’s squad.
Leicester City are hoping to spend money in the summer transfer window over the coming months - but only if they sell a number of players first.
Nottingham Forest have just triumphed in a match dubbed the most lucrative in football, opening the door to all the glory and riches the Premier League has to offer.
Chelsea have exercised options to extend the contracts of Jess Carter and Maren Mjelde until the summer of 2023, as the Blues announce their first contracts in the aftermath of Todd Boehly's takeover.
Chelsea are set to take a leaf from the books of some of Europe's biggest sides this summer, with Todd Boehly keen to transform the west London club. The likes of AC Milan, Ajax, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich have former players acting as technical directors to offer balance in the boardroom amid transfer talks, and the Blues could soon follow suit.