Tracey Crouch: Chelsea sale could be a turning point in fan involvement

Tuesday 29 March 2022 12:31, UK

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Former Sports minister Tracey Crouch says that the sale of Chelsea could signal a turning point in fan involvement of club ownership and has called for more action in terms of governance and regulation.

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