First meeting ever as Tuchel give update the about the club to Chelsea new owner, Todd Boehly

Chelsea's new owner, Todd Boehly receives a report from Thomas Tuchel, revealing why fund
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Since the purchase of Chelsea Football Club, the new owner, Todd Boehly has just received an update from the Coach Thomas Tuchel, who revealed details of what they discuss with Boehly to sport journalists.

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Meanwhile, The American billionaire, Todd Boehly met with Chelsea Women’s head coach Emma Hayes and head of youth development Neil Bath, as well as Tuchel, who was grateful for the opportunity to sit down for lunch.

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He was brief about that the outcome of the FA Cup final, and what the club needed to improve in their performances now and in the next season matches to come.

No doubt, Todd Boehly was spotted at Stamford Bridge watching Chelsea match against Wolves;

‘We had lunch together but it was in a room with everybody like players and staff,’ he explained. ‘It was friendly and open, a very informal meeting over lunch for half an hour or 40 minutes.

‘We didn’t go into details. It was not the moment, only to get a feeling and say hello. We talked more about baseball but when the moment is right, we will share our opinions in more detail in the next weeks.

‘He paid some money so I don’t think he’s keen to drop the ambition. That would be a big surprise. I am sure that he is ambitious to build a competitive Chelsea for the highest level.’

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Following their brief encounter, Tuchel’s men narrowly lost out in the FA Cup final to Liverpool after a 6-5 penalty shoot-out defeat at Wembley.

However, the German insisted he was not concerned about failing to triumph with Boehly watching on.

‘We try to impress with what we do and we do that with full commitment and passion,’ he added. ‘We played to the very limit with one of the best teams in the world at this moment and we did it now five times in a row against them.

‘I was pretty impressed on the sideline from both teams and the way we played with the commitment and the quality to play a final but I didn’t think about impressing somebody else.

‘We wanted to impress ourselves and take what we thought we deserved given the circumstances in which we arrived. We were ready to take it but we didn’t unfortunately.’

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