Behdad Eghbali confirms they are tweaking the model at Chelsea and learning from mistakes | OneFootball

Chelsea co-owner Behdad Eghbali has been speaking to the media over night, and he’s admitted they are tweaking the model.

We’ve all been hearing about this over the last few weeks and how Chelsea are going to be going into the summer transfer window buying more established players for the here and now.

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OF course, the issue is here that fans will have a different opinion on which players are experienced and established as the likes of Eghbali will have.

But it’s very refreshing at least to hear from the horses mouth that they are accepting that changes are needed, and they are also holding their hands up to some mistakes that have been made, MANY of them in my opinion.

Eghbali on learning from mistakes

In quotes relayed by The Athletic, Eghbali said:

“The objective is to keep your best players, and we’ve done that, and there’s no intention to rebuild every three or four years. You tweak a model, you improve, you learn from mistakes.

“I think, generally, we’ve been fortunate, not in getting everything right, but we do have a core (of) good players, global players. Cole Palmer, Moises Caicedo, Enzo Fernandez, Levi Colwill, Estevao Willian, Reece James.”

In other news today

Liam Rosenior has been asked about Enzo Fernandez’s return to Chelsea’s squad and whether it had caused any problems with the group. The Blues boss has given a half-hearted reply…

There is a sense that everything at Chelsea is broken from top to bottom, and when you see it listed it’s pretty stark. Henry Winter lists it all here.

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