Since Roman Abramovich declared his decision to sell Chelsea, Thomas Tuchel has said he still likes working there and that his dedication to the club has not diminished.

As a result of Abramovich's ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is waging a deadly war in Ukraine, the UK government has sanctioned him, thereby ending his 18-year ownership of Chelsea.
Abramovich's registration as a Chelsea director was revoked by the Premier League last week, and numerous potential purchasers are considering a takeover of the club.

Pundit According to Jamie Carragher, Manchester United should contact Thomas Tuchel as they search for a new manager in the next weeks and months. Since he was appointed in January 2021, Tuchel has overseen Champions League and Club World Cup victories, as well as the finals of the FA Cup and League Cup.

"There was absolutely no response. In light of this, do you think I'm less dedicated to or interested in the club? Chelsea face Middlesbrough in the FA Cup quarterfinal, and Tuchel was asked about the United rumors at his pregame press conference. "I don't think so, because I love being here and working for Chelsea.

It's not necessary to go since this club has everything it takes to make me happy, and we have plenty of reasons to do so here, which is exactly what we're doing." "This club has everything it takes to make me happy, and that's why it's not necessary to leave," says the player.

Despite the fact that Manchester United has not ruled out an approach for Tuchel, the prospects of luring him away from Chelsea seem slim. German goalkeeper Thomas Tuchel has a contract with Chelsea that expires in 2024, which is too long for him to leave. Chelsea's next owner is likely to want to keep him.