Showing posts with label Club World Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Club World Cup. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2022

Highlights Lille 1-2 Chelsea: Confirming Havertz's position

Chelsea beat Lille 2-1 in the second leg of the 1/8 Champions League round to win tickets to the quarterfinals. Here are a few notable highlights from this showdown.

#1 CHELSEA EXTENSION IMPRESSIVE BATTLE COURSE

Chelsea have now won the last 11/12 matches in all competitions. Their only ripple is the defeat to Liverpool in the League Cup final not long ago. At this time, Thomas Tuchel's teachers and students still have 3 clear goals to strive for, which are the English Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League. Last season, Chelsea reached the final in both the FA Cup and Champions League, and they are well on their way to doing so.

#2 TUCHEL'S INCREDIBLE Cup ACHIEVEMENT

Coach Tuchel is owning an incredible record not only in the Champions League but also in other cup competitions. Last season, the German strategist brought Chelsea to the Champions League final and then won the championship. The previous season, he went to the last game when he led PSG. According to statistics, Tuchel has reached the final in the last 7 cup tournaments as head coach. In addition to the two Champions League seasons mentioned above, Tuchel also reached the final in the French National Cup, French League Cup (PSG), FA Cup, League Cup, Club World Cup (Chelsea). Chelsea fans hope Tuchel can continue to lead the team to the final of the FA Cup and Champions League this season.

#3 JORGINHO FROM SIN TO HERO

Before Lille, Tuchel surprised Chelsea with a 3-5-2 formation instead of the familiar 3-4-2-1. This change ensures the Blues have one more man in midfield compared to Lille's 4-4-2 formation. Jorginho became the focus of the game as he played a role in both goals in the first half. In Lille's opening goal, the Italian midfielder carelessly let the ball touch his hand, costing Chelsea a penalty. However, Jorginho redeemed himself with a superb pass for Christian Pulisic to equalize in injury time.


#4 CONFIRM HAVERTZ POSITION

Currently, the question of who deserves to lead Chelsea's attack may have been answered, which is Kai Havertz. It is not surprising that coach Tuchel continues to put his faith in the German star, because he has scored 5 goals in the last 5 matches. Before that, Havertz had only 6 goals in his first 44 Premier League games, but over time, he has completely transformed. Now, Havertz is becoming Chelsea's undisputed choice of center forward, knocking Romelu Lukaku to the bench. Havertz possesses the ability to move intelligently, timing and delicately handling the ball, completely outperforming a bulky, ineffective Lukaku.

#5 CHELSEA'S WINNER PROBLEM

Before Lille, both Ben Chilwell and Reece James were absent, forcing coach Tuchel to use Marcos Alonso and Cesar Azpilicueta instead. Sometimes, Saul Niguez was also pulled by the German military leader to the left wing, but everything was just a fire. Obviously, Chelsea needs a solution in this position when Alonso was given many opportunities but did not meet the requirements, and Chilwell did not know when he would return.


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Thursday, March 3, 2022

How Much Roman Abramovich Wants for Chelsea as Club Listed for Sale

Roman Abramovich's asking price for Chelsea has been revealed after he put the club up for sale.

As per the latest reports, Abramovich is now inviting bids for the club this week as he comes under further pressure over possible sanctions to his assets and finances following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Despite Abramovich and Chelsea previously insisting the Club isn't for sale, the Russian-born is looking for £4 billion to part ways with the European and World champions, according to the Telegraph.
Abramovich's ownership of Chelsea was completed last month when they won the Club World Cup to win it all, but the beginning of the end could now be kicking into action.

At least three parties have shown interest in taking over the club, including Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss who is backed by an American consortium, as per reports.

But sources, as the Telegraph reports, believe only bids of around £2 billion can be expected to be made. Chelsea's debts to Abramovich are £2 billion, funds he would hope to reclaim should/when he sells the club.
Abramovich has been claimed to list his Kensington property, worth around £125 million, up for sale this week.

Abramovich tried to hand over the 'stewardship and care' of Chelsea to the trustees of the charitable foundation to distance himself from the club, and to protect the Blues from any speculation and uncertainty.

But no deal has been agreed to transfer the stewardship over, with talks still ongoing.

Pressure is mounting with potential sanctions, as Abramovich recently accepted an offer to try to help with peace talks between Russia and Ukraine to find a 'peaceful resolution' to the war in eastern Europe.

It's an uncertain time now at Chelsea. Abramovich has given Chelsea a new lease of life since his arrival in 2003, helping the club to constant success. What will life be like after Abramovich goes? Only time will tell.

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