Roman Abramovich's decision to sell Chelsea means 'massive change' for the club, says Thomas Tuchel after Luton win

Thomas Tuchel says Roman Abramovich’s decision to sell Chelsea is a “massive change” for the club that has not sunk in yet. Russian billionaire Abramovich confirmed before Chelsea’s FA Cup win over Luton on Wednesday evening that he would be putting the club up for sale, with proceeds going to the victims of the war in Ukraine. Ad/> Abramovich ushered in a new era for Chelsea and the Premier League when he bought the club in 2003, but his ownership has come under scrutiny following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Premier League‘You have to stop’ pleads Tuchel after persistent Abramovich questionsYESTERDAY AT 15:49 Asked about the news after reaching the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, Chelsea boss Tuchel said: “It's a bit too early for me to speak. I can only think about Chelsea with Roman Abramovich, so it's very hard for me. It didn't sink in yet this is going to stop.

It's a massive change. “It's big news and will be big change, but I am also never afraid of change and I'll focus on what I can influence.” Tuchel also said he has not spoken to Abramovich since the Club World Cup win in Abu Dhabi last month. Abramovich says he will sell Chelsea Lukaku strikes late in comeback win over Luton “Maybe I heard it a little earlier than you but still very close to kick-off, we heard the rumours throughout the day, saw on TV, when we have team meetings and eat together everybody talks about it,” he told the BBC.

“It is big news, let's wait and see for the best and see what the day brings. «I think every decision he takes is the right decision, it is his choice, his club, it is not on me to comment. In the very short term for us as a team, staff and players, hopefully not too much, maybe even it will change nothing, but the