Romano: Joe Safeguards joining Chelsea as a feature of the recruitment group is a done arrangement
According to a tweet from Transfer Master Fabrizio Romano, Joe Safeguards joining Chelsea to turn into a piece of the recruitment bargain is a done arrangement now. The arrangement was fixed and finalized on Wednesday.
Safeguards was a piece of the Southampton private cabin staff as the main scout before agreeing to join the Blues. He was working with Manchester City as a Young Boss Scout till July. In this way, he remained on the south coast for approximately three months.
The news of the initial methodology by Chelsea surprised Southampton as they employed the 35-year-old as they were kept in obscurity about the situation. They advised him to avoid the arena and the training office thus. Now, as it stands, Safeguards is on his way to Cobham.
Joe Shields to Chelsea as part of the recruitment team, done deal — it’s sealed and confirmed as revealed on Wednesday. It’s all sealed also with Southampton. Here we go 🚨🔵 #CFC
Talks continue with Christopher Vivell as new technical director.
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— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) October 14, 2022
It is additionally uncovered that the hiring system at Chelsea isn’t stopping here. They are in conversation with Christopher Vivell to finish his hiring as a technical chief. They are looking to employ a sporting chief as well soon.
Blues co-owner Todd Boehly has been a functioning piece of the club’s hiring cycle behind the scenes. He even filled in as an interim sporting chief in the summer transfer window to get the player bargains over the line. He won’t withdraw from that job if the club doesn’t recruit a sporting chief before the January window.
Having spent around £250m in the summer on player purchases, the American is keen on backing the current manager Graham Potter financially in the coming transfer windows. With the appointment and potential hiring of key personnel in the private cabin staff on the cards, he is doing his best to assist the club with having a legitimate footballing structure.
