Marina Granovskaia: Last News

Marina Granovskaia. The Russian left Chelsea along with fellow high ranking personnel Bruce Buck and Petr Cech, after Roman Abramovich sold the club to Todd Boehly amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

RB Leipzig chief executive Oliver Mintzlaff has opened up over his decision to terminate Chris Vivell's contract after losing "trust" in him. The technical director has been heavily linked with a switch to Chelsea, who have been scouring around Europe looking to fill positions in the boardroom following the arrival of Todd Boehly as owner.

Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia over email. Granovskaia built a fearsome reputation as a shrewd negotiator during her time at Chelsea. She was responsible for bringing a slew of big-name signings to Stamford Bridge when she joined in 2013.

Chelsea this summer after holding talks with Barcelona. The Spain international had been in the last year of his contract but the Blues triggered a clause that extended it by another season.

Chelsea look set to appoint Tom Glick following their dismissal of Marina Granovskaia. Their latest recruit is Manchester City’s former chief commercial and operating officer, but now it looks as though he will be taking up a senior role at Stamford Bridge under the side’s new American owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital.

Paris Saint-Germain's brutal decision to part ways with Brazil star Neymar has opened the door to Chelsea to pursue a deal, with fans dreaming of their first marquee signing under Todd Boehly.The Brazilian joined the Ligue 1 giants in a world-record £198million transfer from Barcelona back in 2017 and the 30-year-old recently penned a new deal committing his future to the club until 2027. But following the news that PSG are open to part ways with their star, after convincing Kylian Mbappe to stay at Parc des Princes, Neymar has reportedly made contact with the Stamford Bridge officials.

Arsenal chiefs reportedly spent Tuesday desperately trying to convince Leeds to sell Raphinha to them instead of Chelsea. Raphinha has been at the centre of a three-way tug-of-war in recent weeks, with Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona all keen to sign the Brazil international. Having previously looked bound for both Barca and the Gunners , he is now poised to move to Stamford Bridge following a decisive day in the transfer race.

Liverpool's Premier League rivals Manchester United and Chelsea could battle it out for their former transfer guru Michael Edwards as they look to strengthen their respective recruitment set-ups. Edwards joined Liverpool back in 2011 and climbed the ranks to take up the role of sporting director before having a key role in transforming their fortunes both off of the pitch and on it.

Chelsea and have given new Blues chief Todd Boehly an ultimatum regarding transfer talks. The American businessman completed a £4.25billion takeover at the end of May and has already begun to implement changes behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea this summer after pocketing a bonus worth a reported £20million. Todd Boehly officially completed his takeover from Roman Abramovich on May 30 and it initially appeared as though the American would opt for continuity behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea bidders want director Marina Granovskaia to remain at Stamford Bridge as an official takeover of the club edges closer, according to reports.Before the end of the week all four candidates must submit their final takeover proposals before a buyer is finally selected, but no matter who ends up replacing Roman Abramovich at the helm, the highly-rated Granovskaia is expected to be offered the chance to stick around.The Russian-Canadian executive, who has been dubbed 'the most powerful woman in football', is one of Abramovich's closest confidants and has been working for the billionaire since 1997 and was expected to leave the club in light of sanctions imposed on him by the British government.Granovskaia has been an integral member of Chelsea's hierarchy for over a decade, leading the club's contract and transfer negotiations for much of that period, and is widely regarded as one of the sport's top operators.In truth, she's had mixed results during her time on the board, but losing her would nonetheless be seen as a major blow for the club, especially before the summer transfer window.According to The Athletic, none of the parties competing to acquire Chelsea have been given any indication than she'll stay on in her role, but the fact that she hasn't left her post yet suggests she's open to the idea of sticking around.CHELSEA FANS: Do you want Marina Granovskaia to stay? Let us know in the comments section.Just a few months ago she was named Best Club Director in European Football at the Golden Boy awards - an event run by Italian newspaper Tuttosport.The race to buy Chelsea is a hotly-contested one, so attempts to keep Granovskaia around may purely be tactical in an effort to curry favour with the board - who will

Chelsea beyond the departure of Roman Abramovich despite their 'long and close relationship'.Listed as a director by the Blues, Granovskaia runs the daily football operation from her Stamford Bridge office and oversees both incoming and outgoing managers and players.With Abramovich announcing his intention to sell the club earlier this week and interested parties asked to submit bids before March 15 - the future of Granovskaia has been pondered.However, latest reports suggest that there is a chance that the Russian-Canadian business executive will remain in west London - which would come as a boost to Thomas Tuchel.The Telegraph report that groups interested in the purchase of the club 'would be open' to the idea of Granovskaia remaining in an important role after Chelsea changes hands.Along with chairman Bruce Buck, many might've assumed that Granovskaia would move on to leave the club's leadership structure to the new owners.Granovskaia is said to have forged a 'close working relationship' with Champions League winning boss Tuchel, who reports to both her and technical and performance advisor Petr Cech.Will Chelsea win further major silverware under Thomas Tuchel? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionAfter Granovskaia was named as the best director in European football for 2021 at the Golden Boy awards, she was hailed by the agent of Romelu Lukaku.Federico Pastorello told the Telegraph: "I’m proud to say I have a very good relationship with Marina and she is somebody I consider to be, 100 per cent, exceptional. She really is one of the best.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel went into his first meeting with Roman Abramovich with a hangover and running on virtually no sleep.

Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia is reportedly plotting three signings during the January transfer window in order to give manager Thomas Tuchel his 'dream XI'.The Blues currently sit top of the Premier League after 11 matches and are three points clear of nearest challengers Manchester City and West Ham United.Marca report that Granovskaia is targeting Matthijs De Ligt, Jules Kounde and Lorenzo Insigne in the new year to beef up Tuchel's squad.Chelsea have been strongly linked with both De Ligt and Kounde in recent months as they look to bolster their defensive options following the sale of Kurt Zouma.The club had intended to replace Zouma with Kounde in the final days of the summer transfer window, but failed with a late bid to sign

Chelsea have made some major cash over the years by selling stars and this summer was no different.

Chelsea have confirmed that Tammy Abraham has joined Roma on a permanent deal following the arrival of Romelu Lukaku.The England international had slipped down the pecking order under Thomas Tuchel after impressing under Frank Lampard in 2019/20 with 15 Premier League goals.The 23-year-old, who was also linked to Arsenal and Barcelona during the summer window, has now linked up with Jose Mourinho in Serie A following Edin Dzeko's transfer to Inter to replace Lukaku.The move is said to have cost Roma around £34million, with Abraham putting pen-to-paper on a five-year contract that runs until the summer of 2026.Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said: "Tammy will always be welcomed back at Stamford Bridge as one of our own.

Chelsea win major silverware after returning to the club on a permanent deal following spells with Everton, Manchester United and Inter Milan.The 28-year-old was confirmed by the club on Thursday evening following their Super Cup triumph on Wednesday - with director Marina Granovskaia welcoming the Belgian home.Lukaku scored 47 Serie A goals during his two seasons in Italy, helping them to the title last season as they ended nine years of Juventus' dominance.In his first words since the move was confirmed, the former Anderlecht forward has spoken about his experience and maturity as a player as well as desire to win trophies."I’m happy and blessed to be back at this wonderful club," said Lukaku.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel could utilise a new-look playing squad at Stamford Bridge next season following their Champions League triumph back in May.The German, who was brought in to replace club icon Frank Lampard, took his young side all the way to European glory, and has since been rewarded with a long-term contract.In addition, director Marina Granovskaia looks set to spend this summer with the permission of owner Roman Abramovich, who will be looking to add another Premier League title to their trophy cabinet.Daily Star Sport have now taken a look at three of the latest updates regarding transfer news in west London, with Tuchel hinting that departures could following additions.According to La Repubblica, Chelsea have been joined in

Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia is looking to improve Thomas Tuchel's playing squad this summer as they eye a Premier League title challenge following Champions League heroics. After beating Manchester City for their second major European crown last season, focus is now on domestic success with Tuchel recently awarded with a new contract.

Chelsea came into the summer transfer window with high hopes, looking to build on their Champions League success by further strengthening their squad.

Chelsea will not enter the new season without completing a ‘mind-boggling’ transfer, says former Blues striker Tony Cascarino.