Chelsea look for new sponsors following Boehly takeover

As Todd Boehly’s group prepares to take over from Roman Abramovich, Chelsea are apparently looking for a replacement for shirt sponsor Three UK.

Three declared that their sponsorship arrangement with Chelsea would be suspended once Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK government.

Chelsea is seeking for a new shirt sponsor for next season, as they are unlikely to continue with Three UK.

It’s unclear whether the new owners or Three UK made this decision, but it is increasingly likely that Chelsea will have a new shirt sponsor next season.

Three demanded that their emblem be removed from the outfit this season, but Chelsea were unable to do so and have continued to wear their logo on the jerseys since then.

The telecommunications business was on the point of initiating a two-year extension of their contract shortly before the suspension, according to reports, so they may attempt to revive their cooperation under Boehly’s ownership, but the American may have his own alliance in mind.

Tuchel had previously raised the possibility of his Chelsea team playing with a peace message on their shirts. He told the journalists, “We can always carry a message for peace.”

“There can never be a bad message.”

“Perhaps the biggest concern is finding enough shirts to play in accordance with the sanctions, but as long as we have enough shirts and the bus has enough fuel, we will arrive and be competitive.”

“This is something that everyone can be certain of, and it is something that we require of ourselves. When there’s a major storm, you stick together, stay strong, and get through it. Peace messages, on the other hand, can never be wrong.”

However, this was not achievable, and Chelsea retained the Three logo; however, this is due to be eliminated when the club transitions to new ownership, with substantial interest in a collaboration expected.