Chelsea president of business Tom Glick is reportedly set to leave the club.
The Times report that the club's owners, the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital partnership, are on the verge of making changes to Chelsea's hierarchy. Chris Jurasek, who has connections to Clearlake Capital, is poised to become the Blues' new chief executive with a brief of growing the club's commercial activity.
More changes could be on the horizon with Glick's departure the first of those despite the former Derby County and Manchester City executive only arriving ten months ago when the club was taken over. The Blues have endured a torrid season on the pitch with Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter sacked, leaving interim head coach Frank Lampard to see out the season which will end in a finish no higher than 11th in the Premier League.