Burley: There is no termination clause in the player s contract, we hope to maintain stability within the team

May 21, According to the Daily Mail, Burley talked about the current situation of the team in an interview.

Chelsea's co-owner Todd Burley warned that the current schedule of football matches is too intensive and players are facing too many games. He said that although the club will participate in the first FIFA Club World Cup in the United States this summer, the tight schedule needs to be reviewed.

In addition, Burley also emphasized that there is no termination clause in the team's contract and expressed his hope to maintain the long-term stability of the team. "The real challenge we face is the number of games for these players. The schedule is very compact, they put in a lot of energy and physical strength, and injuries are increasing. We have to re-examine the schedule and see how many games they can actually play."

Chelsea will face Nottingham Forest this weekend, a key game for the Champions League qualification. When asked if he would worry about the player leaving the team if he failed to qualify for the Champions League, Burley pointed out that there was no termination clause in the player's contract. In response, Burley said: "There is no such clause in our contract."

In addition, Burley also emphasized the stability of Chelsea and mentioned the relationship with his partner Clearlake. He said the club has signed long-term contracts for many young players and hopes to maintain the long-term stability of the team.

Speaking about this, Burley said: "We think our team is a very good young team. We signed a contract for seven, eight or even nine years very early. We really hope to maintain the integrity of the team for a long time. If you read the book "Captain's Character", it talks about the 15 best teams in the world. To have a really good team, what ultimately needs is the stability of the team internal and environmental aspects, which can only be achieved through time."

Finally, Burley talked about his role at Chelsea, and Burley said: "My role? I think the position of chairman is good. I can't play. Maybe I will play as a striker and see what the fans will think. In addition, the club has completed most of the investments, but this summer will be strengthened in some aspects."