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'We go day by day' - Petr Cech on Chelsea's future without Roman Abramovich

Chelsea technical director Petr Cech says the Champions League holders have to take its future “day by day” with the Premier League club reportedly allowed to be sold. The UK government say Chelsea can continue to operate under a «special licence». The special licence allows Chelsea to fulfil fixture commitments, pay staff, including coaches and players, and spend up to £900,000 to host home fixtures; an increase from the £500,000 outlined when the sanctions were announced.

No Guarantees Chelsea Can Complete Season, Says Petr Cech

Chelsea's technical and performance advisor Petr Cech said the club are having to live "day-by-day" in the wake of sweeping economic sanctions placed on owner Roman Abramovich by the UK government. Abramovich was one of seven more oligarchs sanctioned this week by the UK following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chelsea have been given a special licence to continue operating, but there are fears they will quickly run out of money unless the terms of that agreement are eased. As it stands the Blues are unable to sign players, renew contracts, sell tickets to matches or merchandise, with limits also on the amount of money they are allowed to spend on travel to away games.

Petr Cech speaks out on Thomas Tuchel’s future and sends message to new Chelsea owners

Chelsea technical director Petr Cech says he ‘hopes’ Thomas Tuchel will remain at the club, despite speculation linking the German with an exit from Stamford Bridge following the sanctions placed on Roman Abramovich.

Chelsea fear academy set to be ransacked with U16s lured by rivals and coaches poached

Rangnick explains Ronaldo absence for Man Utd in derby defeat

Thomas Tuchel proud of Chelsea's spirit amid Abramovich uncertainty as they face Norwich

Thomas Tuchel believes the winning culture of Chelsea has allowed them to get results despite the uncertainty about their future after owner Roman Abramovich put the club up for sale.

Chelsea's first XI of the Abramovich era - Where are they now?

It was confirmed last week that Roman Abramovich is actively looking to end his near 19-year ownership of Chelsea Football Club.

On This Day In 2005, Ronaldinho Scored THAT Iconic Goal Against Chelsea And It's Still Jaw-Dropping

Chelsea 4-2 Barcelona at Stamford Bridge on 8 March 2005 was one of the greatest games in Champions League history.

Inglaterra | Duras consecuencias del 'adiós' de Abramovich

Roman Abramovich anunció que, tras 14 años como dueño del Chelsea y como consecuencia del conflicto entre Ucrania y Rusia,. No obstante, y según informan desde Inglaterra, su 'adiós' podría no ser el único que se produzca en Stamford Bridge. «Múltiples fuentes dentro y fuera del club temen que personal clave como Bruce Buck, Marina Granovskaia y Petr Cech sigan a Abramovich por la puerta de salida», informan en. Y es que la salida de estos miembros de la directiva Blue desencadenaría una serie de problemas en la parcela deportiva, tales como la venta de algunos jugadores importantes que no estaba prevista.

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'We go day by day' - Petr Cech on Chelsea's future without Roman Abramovich

No Guarantees Chelsea Can Complete Season, Says Petr Cech

Petr Cech speaks out on Thomas Tuchel’s future and sends message to new Chelsea owners

Chelsea fear academy set to be ransacked with U16s lured by rivals and coaches poached

Thomas Tuchel proud of Chelsea's spirit amid Abramovich uncertainty as they face Norwich

Chelsea's first XI of the Abramovich era - Where are they now?

On This Day In 2005, Ronaldinho Scored THAT Iconic Goal Against Chelsea And It's Still Jaw-Dropping

Inglaterra | Duras consecuencias del 'adiós' de Abramovich