The Athletic: Chelsea owners acknowledging they need to make some changes

TL;DR

Chelsea's owners are recognizing the need for changes after four years of ineffective management. The current strategy of focusing on younger players without experienced leadership has been criticized as flawed.

Key points

Chelsea owners acknowledge need for changes after four years
Current strategy criticized for lacking experienced leadership
Manager candidates deterred by club's state of affairs
Many players reportedly up for sale
First-choice summer targets not keen on joining

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The Athletic: Chelsea owners acknowledging they need to make some changes

After four years in charge, Chelsea’s owners might finally be acknowledging that what they are doing is not working.

I mean, many Chelsea fans, pundits, former players, journalists, and others noticed this and said this MANY years back now. It was never going to work. You cannot fill a squad full of younger players and ignore leaders, strong mentalities, physical traits, and hire inexperienced managers to lead them. It was always doomed for failure.

EXCLUSIVE! Manager candidates being put off by state of affairs, many players up for sale, First choice summer targets not keen on joining, Plan C targets being approached!

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Q&A

What changes are Chelsea owners considering after four years?

Chelsea's owners are acknowledging the need for strategic changes in their management approach and player recruitment.

Why are manager candidates hesitant to join Chelsea?

Many manager candidates are deterred by the current state of affairs at Chelsea, including player sales and a lack of clarity in the club's direction.

What are Chelsea's plans for summer transfer targets?

Chelsea is reportedly facing challenges in attracting first-choice summer targets, leading them to approach alternative options.