Roman Abramovich saw his dream come true, lifted the Champions League trophy, but stunningly he will get rid soon of the coach who made this possible.
Chelsea FC’s owner Roman Abramovich paid compensation of 13.3 million pounds in June 2011 to get the termination of Portuguese Andre Villas-Boas’s contract with FC Porto. Furthermore Abramovich paid some extra 10 million pounds to former coach Carlo Ancelotti and his staff. Villas-Boas was in charge on Chelsea’s coaching bench for 36 weeks despite signing a three year contract with the London-based team. Villas-Boas was paid a weekly salary of 90,000 pounds and received 3.5 million pounds for 40 football matches. If adding the costs for bringing another superstar coach superstar to the total amount paid for Villas-Boas, will result in expenses more than £50 million spent to bring to Torres to Chelsea. Footballer Fernando seems a good investment but the Portuguese manager wasn’t…
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Why are then the British fans outraged? Because Di Matteo does not have a long-term contract with Chelsea, therefore he must leave soon (before the start of next season) in case Abramovich does not change his mind. Anyway, even if the Italian coach becomes free of contract, it won’t be difficult for him to find a new team following the prestigious performance this evening in Munich.