Jorginho call, Mount reward and Cobham lesson: Todd Boehly's Chelsea list to Marina Granovskaia

On Thursday morning, Chelsea released a statement announcing that the club had been recognised as the football club with the Best Reputation 2021 from the World Sport Organisation. Club director Marina Granovskaia was pictured with the award at Stamford Bridge, posted on social media and instantly sparking scorn from onlookers.

Some of this is due to the recent sanctions imposed on Roman Abramovich and the change in ownership. However, the award in the context of 2021 – a year where Chelsea won a Champions League and Super Cup – makes a lot more sense. Granovskaia also attracts criticism for some of the club's recent transfer business.

The departures of Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen are clear points of critique, and last summer's exodus of Cobham talent has come under further scrutiny.

Todd Boehly faces daunting £1bn Chelsea mission that not even Roman Abramovich could complete

With the sale of the club from Abramovich to Todd Boehly's consortium all but finalised, the club is expected to have a change in strategy over transfers moving forward. With profits becoming a vital part of the future, the margin for errors over deals will close, and the persistent errors in squad building cannot be allowed to continue.

Granovskaia is sometimes unfairly maligned, mainly due to a misunderstanding of her actual role at the club, as some of the director's dealings have worked wonders in the past for the Blues. However, given the persistent use of the word "rebuild" from the mouth of Thomas Tuchel, there is a need to revamp the club under the new guidance.

With that in mind, here are three things that should be on Marina's to-do list after the Todd Boehly takeover is completed.

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