VERY SAD News as An outraged letter from Ultra Boys 90, a supporter organisation of RC Strasbourg, has been sent to BlueCo, the owners of Chelsea, demanding that they hold an emergency meeting.
Ultra Boys 90, a group that supports RC Strasbourg, sent a furious letter to Chelsea’s owners BlueCo, requesting an urgent meeting.
In May 2022, the group headed by Todd Boehly, Clearlake Capital, Mark Walter, and Hansjorg Wyss acquired Chelsea, ousting Roman Abramovich.
However, BlueCo owns more than only the west Londoners; last year, they acquired a majority stake in the French club Strasbourg.
Although the supporters of Strasbourg have never concealed their disapproval of BlueCo, they are becoming more and more irate with the team’s recent transfer policy.
Similar to what they did at Chelsea, BlueCo has replaced many of Strasbourg’s seasoned players with young players, placing more faith in them.
Star midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, captain Matz Sels, and top scorer Habib Diallo have all left the team, but BlueCo has invested heavily in bringing young players to Strasbourg, including Abakar Sylla, Emanuel Emegha, and Dilane Bakwa.
Additionally, BlueCo made the decision to loan Andrey Santos and Angelo Gabriel, two teenage players from Chelsea, to the Ligue 1 team. However, Strasbourg is now 12th in the table and is mostly battling in the French top division.
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Ultra Boys 90, RC Strasbourg supporters, have since issued a statement that states: “They want to meet you,” which is exactly how Marc Keller phrased it when he announced the club’s sale in June of last year.
After several months, none of BlueCo’s stockholders visited us, even though we kept reminding them to do so. We waited out of deference to Marc Keller, his twelve years of service to the club, and most importantly, his faith in the new owners.
We requested a last meeting with the shareholders to be conducted by the end of February because by the end of January we had had enough.
March has here, and we have yet to see anyone. It is now necessary to evaluate this new chapter in the history of racing.
These days, racing is just a financial asset held by an investment fund that also owns a football team. We will continue to battle against multiclub football, as we have stated previously.
We are unable to stop our club from losing all of its experienced players as two transfer windows have also come and gone. in support of the younger, more promising players.
It’s evident today that BlueCo has to hire players that are 23 years of age or younger.
“We are not duped!” In these circumstances, no professional club can be competitive.
“The tens of millions invested in these young players will not serve Racing, but only the interests of the new owners, without balanced recruitment.”
We therefore want to know: What is BlueCo’s true strategy for racing?
“How can Marc Keller, with all of his expertise and past achievements at the club, silently support such a ridiculous sporting policy?”
“We would like to assure the team of our full support in their bid to stay up, even though the end of the season promises to be tricky from a sporting point of view. The only requirement is that the players honour our shirt.”
