Chelsea transfers chief Laurence Stewart to leave club

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 10:00 · Archive

Chelsea transfer chief Laurence Stewart is departing after four years with the club.

Laurence Stewart is departing Chelsea after four years in the role of sporting director. Stewart joined the club from Monaco in 2022 and worked closely with Paul Winstanley, who also serves as a sporting director at Stamford Bridge. His responsibilities have already been reassigned as the club restructures its leadership.

The move forms part of what the Daily Mail describes as an 'evolution' of the leadership structure in the post-Todd Boehly era. No further details about the timing of Stewart's departure or his next role have been reported by the outlets.

How it is being reported

• Chelsea's sporting director Laurence Stewart to LEAVE the club - as Blues undertake 'evolution' of leadership structure in post-Todd Boehly eraKIERAN GILL: Stewart has been with the Blues since joining from Monaco in 2022, and worked closely alongside Paul Winstanley, their other sporting director.Daily Mail Sport · 7 Oct, 09:41
• Chelsea backroom shake-up as transfer chief set to leaveLaurence Stewart will depart after four years with the club, with his duties already dished outEvening Standard · 7 Oct, 09:25

In this story: Laurence Stewart · Chelsea · Paul Winstanley · Monaco · Todd Boehly

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