"I think it's probably not a question for me to answer. Maybe some other people in the club can answer that question. But for sure, every player and member of staff, recognise what Paul did for this club and all the success he brought from the beginning. We are all really thankful for that. I think he laid the foundations from the beginning and has been a huge part of the success of this club. I think he will be missed at this club for sure."
"Everyone was sad. On a human level, it's never positive news to have someone leaving the building."
"big, big loss for the club"
"the absolute best in the business"
Paul Green departed his role as head of women's football at Chelsea after 13 years with the club. The club intends to keep the reasons for his sudden exit private and confidential. Green worked predominantly alongside Emma Hayes and contributed to Chelsea winning 19 trophies, including six consecutive Women's Super League titles. Players and staff reacted with sadness and disappointment on social media. Chelsea currently sit third in the WSL, nine points behind leaders Manchester City, and must concentrate on upcoming fixtures and performance despite the emotional impact of the departure.
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