Chelsea sack newly-appointed commercial director after 'inappropriate messages'
Chelsea have parted ways with commercial director Damian Willoughby after discovering "inappropriate messages" which do not align with the club's values.
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Chelsea sack commercial director over 'inappropriate messages'
It is understood the messages were sent to Catalina Kim, a football agent who is the founder and chief executive of C&P Sports Group. C&P was involved in a bid by British property tycoon Nick Candy to buy Chelsea from Roman Abramovich before American Todd Boehly's consortium completed a takeover in May.
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A falta de cuatro días para la visita del Real Madrid en Champions, más de un centenar de aficionados del Chelsea se reunió para protestar en contra de unos posibles compradores del club: los Ricketts. La familia norteamericana es propietaria de los Chicago Cubs y ha sido acusada de racismo en numerosas ocasiones. Algo que no convence a los seguidores blues, que se concentraron en las inmediaciones de Stamford Bridge en la previa del encuentro ante el Brentford.
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