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Co-owner of Chelsea Todd Boehly has resigned from his temporary position as the team’s sports director, which he began in June 2022. Gossipinfo News

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Boehly was appointed following notable individuals Soon after he arrived, Petr Cech and Marina Ganovskaia left the club.

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The American has been in charge of spending about £350 million ($426.5 million) on players, including the most recent purchases made in January, but according to The Telegraph, Boehly has chosen to step down and hand over responsibility for Chelsea’s hiring process to recent hires Christopher Vivell and Paul Winstanley.

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In December, Boehly hired Vivell, a former employee of RB Leipzig, to fill Cech’s position as the team’s technical director.

Winstanley was appointed the club’s global talent and transfers director in November, and it is anticipated that the two will be in charge of managing the Blues’ business throughout the rest of the January transfer window and beyond.

While Boehly is out, the Blues are anticipated to have a busy January transfer window. The most recent move was a loan agreement for forward Joao Felix with Atletico Madrid.

Recall that Felix from Atletico Madrid will soon be a loaned player for Chelsea.

According to rumours, Chelsea is about to sign striker Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid and Portugal on a loan deal that will last until the rest of the current campaign.

The loan of Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid has been verbally agreed upon by the London club. They are anticipated to pay a sum around €11 million (£9.68 million), which is less than what their La Liga rivals initially desired.

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