A historic decision issued by Chelsea FC ... "unprecedented in the world"
The English club Chelsea issued an unprecedented historic decision in the world clubs according to the public’s participation in the club’s decisions, after the "Blues" fans attacked the board of directors because of its previous announcement to participate in the establishment of the European Super League without returning to the fans, a tournament that died before it was born after being rejected. And the global protest for the idea of heroism from the ground up.
Chelsea said in an official statement on his Twitter account: "The club announces that, starting from July 1, fans will attend the club's board of directors meetings," explaining that "three advisors from the fans are chosen through election and selection, in the board of directors meetings," To ensure that the general public's sentiments are considered part of the club's decision-making process. "
The club explained: "The club will now consult with the Fans Forum and several informal cheerleading links to discuss the club’s proposed process for selecting the three supportive advisors, and the criteria for nomination and selection will ensure that the chosen fan is representative of a fan base, and a new selection will be made before the start of each season."
The club indicated that: "Successful candidates will be required to enter into a confidentiality agreement (not to divulge meeting secrets), similar in scope to the confidentiality obligations of a board member. Supportive advisors will not have any voting rights, and will not participate in any meetings related to players, staff and the academy."
It is noteworthy that Chelsea is achieving great successes this season under the leadership of the new German coach Tochel, who leads the team to achieve one of the four qualifying places for the Champions League in the next edition. (Wednesday at 23:00 UAE time), in addition to Chelsea also qualifying for the League Cup final match to face Leicester City.
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