Chelsea's owners, BlueCo, are restructuring their operational model for Chelsea and Strasbourg to comply with Uefa's stringent regulations on multi-club ownership. The potential Champions League qualification for both clubs necessitates these changes. Strasbourg aims for a top finish in Ligue 1, while Chelsea's management collaborates with Uefa to ensure compliance. Strasbourg will enter a 'blind' trust to avoid conflicts, removing shared board members or staff to facilitate this process. Similar actions have been taken by other clubs, reflecting a larger trend in adapting to regulatory frameworks in football.
Uefa's multi-club ownership regulations have forced BlueCo to restructure its management of Chelsea and Strasbourg, enabling both clubs to potentially qualify for the Champions League.
To comply with Uefa's rules, Strasbourg will enter a 'blind' trust, eliminating conflicts of interest by separating board and staff between the two clubs.
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