Thomas Tuchel has broken his silence for the first time since getting the sack from Chelsea co-owner, Todd Boehly, Newspremises reports.

Tuchel shared how the decision was painful and devastating for him to come to terms with.

The German tactician made the disclosure in a series of tweets on his verified Twitter handle on Sunday evening, read his tweets HERE


Tuchel was fired by the Blues owners on Wednesday morning, hours after the team lost to Dinamo Zagreb on the opening night of the Champions League.

The former Paris Saint-Germain manager was relieved of duties by the Chelsea owners via a 10-minute conference call in the Cobham training ground. He pleaded for the time in that call, but none was given.

The 49-year-old shared how he felt at home in the club, both professionally and personally. He also expressed his pride and joy to help the team win the Champions League and the Club World Cup. It is clear by his statement that it was solely the club’s decision to part ways.

Tuchel replaced club legend Frank Lampard in January 2021 as the new manager. He took the team to Champions League glory in four months’ time, beating English champions Manchester City in the final.

Last season, despite all the difficulties in the second half due to sanction issues, Tuchel led Chelsea to a third-place finish in the league, won the Club World Cup and the Super Cup, and lost two domestic cup finals to Liverpool only on penalties.

Under the new ownership, with no sporting director, the German took part in the club’s transfer activities during this summer transfer window. But, a week from the deadline day, he was sacked from the role despite getting some players on and just before the deadline.

While everyone can point to a slow start to the season, one can argue that the manager did not get enough time with the newly-assembled squad to impart his tactical knowledge. 10 points from six league games is a bad start, but not a disaster by any stretch of the imagination.

Potter has a massive job on his hand. He needs to be successful in a quick manner and leave next to no room for complaints, otherwise, huge questions would be raised over Chelsea sacking Tuchel so early this eason.

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/i-am-devastated-thomas-tuchel-breaks-silence-after-getting-sacked-by-chelsea/

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Mynd44
Dominique

Chelshit football club are ingrate, Tuchel didn't deserve the sack.

You can read his full tweet HERE

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Chelshit football club are ingrate, Tuchel didn't deserve the sack.

Abi ooo, they should have given him more time.

to be honest, chelsea no try for this man. after all the service he rendered

I am not a Chelsea FC fan but that club and sacking of coaches are inseparable

Those shouting " Chelsea are ingrate" bla bla should have known that this has always been Chelsea Philosophy ,"u once performed well, is not part of ours but are you still performing". So nothing surprising.

The new owner has decided to tow the path of the old to glory...

He'll soon get a new club to handle. It's just a matter of time. He'll be fine again.

IamDietiesGod:
Those shouting " Chelsea are ingrate" bla bla should have known that this has always been Chelsea Philosophy nothing surprising.

Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Dominique

This guy is good but we are not that patience for mediocre display.

When you watch city, liverpool and Arsenal, you would not have the nerve to watch chelsea games due to their way of playing... No rhyme, urgency, and motivation. We know you've done a lot for us, we would forever remember you as part of our history but we need to play to our taste.

Thank you thomas!!!

IamDietiesGod:
Those shouting " Chelsea are ingrate" bla bla should have known that this has always been Chelsea Philosophy ,"u once performed well, is not part of ours but are you still performing". So nothing surprising.

Then why was he backed in the TW