Former Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech is to leave his role as technical and performance advisor following the arrival of new owners at the club.
Cech spent 11 seasons as a player at Stamford Bridge before returning after a spell at Arsenal to take up his current role in 2019.
Petr Cech’s great goalkeeping skills are remembered in both Chelsea and Arsenal, especially in the most important matches, which were often suitable for betting live.
There have been a number of key changes following the takeover by the Todd Boehly-led consortium, which ended Roman Abramovich’s 19-year tenure following his sanctioning by the Government for his ties to Vladimir Putin after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Chelsea announced last week that chairman Bruce Buck would step down at the end of the month, taking up a position as a senior advisor, while sporting director Marina Granovskaia is also moving on, although she too will remain in an advisory capacity for the duration of the transfer window.
Boehly has assumed interim sporting director duties until a full-time replacement can be found.