Chelsea could wear 'peace' on front of shirts to replace Three after £120m sponsorship is axed as Tuchel hints at change
March 11, 2022CHELSEA manager Thomas Tuchel will be happy if the club displays a peace message on the front of their shirts.
Mobile phone company Three has suspended its shirt sponsorship with the club and has asked for its logo to be removed.
The logo still appeared on the front of the shirts for Thursday’s 3-1 win at Norwich but it will be removed ahead of Sunday’s home game with Newcastle.
Tuchel was asked whether a peace message should appear in its place.
He said: “We can always wear a message for peace. It can never be the wrong message.
“When it’s a big storm you dig in, you hold together, you stay strong and go through it. But a message for peace can never be wrong.”
Read more Chelsea stories
Get £30 in FREE BETS when you stake anything with new Sky Bet special offer
Three SUSPEND shirt deal, ticket sales on hold as Abramovich club sale BANNED
Financially, Chelsea will be hit massively with a string of sponsors all wanting to end their association with the club.
Hyundai and Zapp might join Three in pulling out of their deals with the Blues after club owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned.
The Blues have been blocked from selling home and away match tickets and merchandise sales have also been halted as a result of Abramovich's impediment.
The Rudsian's woes have left The Blues facing bankruptcy in just 17 DAYS it's been claimed by the Mail.
It comes as:
- LIVE: The very latest from Stamford Bridge
- Q&A: What does it all mean for The Blues?
- Club could run out of cash in just 17 DAYS
- Insiders fear Chelsea may go BUST
- Billionaire Nick Candy confirms he still wants to buy club
- Only way Abramovich can save Chelsea revealed
- Nike 'considering walking away'
- Club slapped with transfer ban and giving out contracts
- FAN'S VIEW: We shouldn't be punished because of Roman
Most read in Football
SKINTSKI 
Chelsea could FOLD if sanctioned Abramovich does not sell club in 81 DAYS
Inside Abramovich kids' luxurious lifestyles from wild child to £9bn heir
Chelsea sponsors Three SUSPEND £120m shirt deal hours before Prem clash
Ex Man Utd star looks unrecognisable as he rides bike after driving ban
FREE BETS: GET OVER £2,000 IN NEW CUSTOMER DEALS
The West London club reportedly have enough cash to get them through until March 28.
And the fear of going broke has prompted Chelsea chiefs to beg the government to relent and allow them to offload the club to stay afloat.
The Blues expend a whopping £28million a month on wages for their star players.
But recent accounts have shown that they only have £16million in the bank.
The Champions League holders may yet find a saviour in Blues fan and British billionaire Nick Candy who is intent on buying the club despite the chaos it's engulfed in.
Source: Read Full Article
