Thomas Tuchel urges Chelsea to 'stick together' ahead of Lille Champions League clash amid ownership uncertainty

Thomas Tuchel has urged Chelsea to “stick together” as they continue to navigate uncertainty over the ownership of the club and sanctions imposed by the UK government. Chelsea are currently operating under a «special licence» after Russian owner Roman Abramovich had his assets frozen following his country’s invasion of Ukraine. Ad/> Abramovich is selling the club, which he bought in 2003, and potential buyers have until Friday, March 18 to submit their bids.

Premier LeagueCarragher hits back at 'hypocritical' Chelsea fans after Tuchel-Man Utd criticism16 HOURS AGO Chelsea technical director Petr Cech says the club are taking their future “day by day” while manager Tuchel has joked he would drive the team to their Champions League midweek against Lille if they could not fly due to sanctions. «We have to deal with it,” Tuchel said ahead of the second leg of the last-16 clash, which Chelsea lead 2-0. “There are things to talk about, like how to arrive at games.

Carragher hits back at 'hypocritical' Chelsea fans Cech: Chelsea are going 'day by day' right now »Things that are normally taken care of, but now we have to stick together, give our opinions, and then we have to find solutions. There are subjects we don't usually discuss but now we will." There have reportedly been around 200 groups interested in buying Chelsea. Reflecting on the club’s current situation, Tuchel said: “A new owner needs to arrive, to be approved, and then own the club.

Then we can discuss it. «There is a process how you become an owner in this league, and of course, as I said after the last game, everybody relies on the process and the values which are behind the decisions and allowances to run a club. »Did I have a choice to take this role [over