 owner and board sit down and agree a realistic budget and to upgrade facilities, the Academy and the club’s infrastructure to give them a chance of building on what has been achieved in the last two years. The Spaniard does not believe this would require the owner to act as a benefactor with deep pockets or encourage reckless spending – rather it would see him commit to investing the club’s money in areas that would help it to increase in value and improve on-the-field.
As someone who studies football finance as well as tactics, Benitez does not believe this is too much to ask. And if Ashley signals that he wants the club to continue as it has in the last decade – scraping by, hoping to live on their nerves and the misfortunes of others with minimal investment and no ambition – then he may, reluctantly, conclude that he cannot make Newcastle compete in the Premier League.
It is a nuanced situation with plenty of variables: does Ashley still want to sell, for example. And does Amanda Staveley’s group – who would hand Benitez total control – intend to come back?
The time to talk about it would be in the next few weeks, with the club’s relegation fears now over and Benitez – who has drawn up plans for the summer already – eager to steal a march on others in the division and avoid a repeat of last summer’s problematic dealings.
Asked whether he would be pressing Ashley for a date to talk, he remained realistic. “I want to concentrate on games. At the same time if they want to talk to my people they can talk. The main thing is to be sure we share the same ambition,” he said.
On the specific things that he wants to see from Newcastle’s owners, Benitez is honest.
“Go (back) to my first press conference when I was talking about football operations, business operations and projects and everything that I expect in any club,” he said.
“Because I like to win, I want to win games and I want to win trophies and I want to be capable of competing and if you want to compete in the Premier League or this market then you have to compete in everything.
“Then, if you have the tools to compete, you can win. I’d like to do that and at the same time, I like to improve players, coach players and follow a business plan – a realistic business plan in modern football.
Specifically Benitez wants to see commitment to improve the training ground, the Academy and the way the club operates in the transfer market. But he’d also like them to be more dynamic off-the-field with things like contract negotiations and pre-season planning.
Decisions take far too long to rubber stamp at Newcastle – largely because of the complicated power relationships at the club and an over-reliance on getting the green light from Ashley – and they lose momentum because of it.
“I think that when we came here we couldn’t save the team but to win the Championship, to change the mood and to change a lot of players, I think was a bigger step forward.
It should not be too much. At a football club that understood what it had in Benitez, it would be happening right now. And the optimist would suggest that it shouldn’t be asking too much of Ashley or Newcastle to provide it – with Benitez clearly keen to stay.
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Chelsea are all but resigned to losing Eden Hazard to Real Madrid this summer, according to Givemesport.com reports.
The Blues have so far failed in persuading the Belgian to extend his contract beyond the one year he has left at Stamford Bridge, though it’s not for the want of trying.
Fresh terms worth £300,000-a-week are thought to be on the table, which – if Hazard signed – would make him the highest-paid player Chelsea have ever had.
However, with the situation still up in the air, all signs point to the Europa League final against Arsenal being his last match for the west London club.
While there were doubts Chelsea would let Hazard go with a two-window transfer ban looming, those now appear to be allayed.
If the 28-year-old does link up with his idol Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid during the off-season, he will do so with the blessing of everyone at the club.
Hazard has given seven years of first-rate service to the Blues, winning two Premier League titles, the Europa League and the FA Cup along the way.
It might be difficult for fans to see their team walk onto the pitch without him on the opening weekend of next season, but his departure will also have a positive effect.
According to the Daily Mail, Chelsea would prefer selling Hazard this summer with a view to easing the burden of their Financial Fair Play obligations.
The Blues are understood to be holding out for an offer of £87 million – arguably just compensation for one of the best players in the world despite him being available for free this time next year.
Such an amount would go a long way towards balancing the books, though it falls well short of covering all transfer expenditure under Maurizio Sarri.
Since the Italian arrived 12 months ago, Chelsea have bought Jorginho for £56 million, Kepa Arrizabalaga for £74 million and Christian Pulisic for £57 million.
They also forked out an £8.1 million loan fee for Gonzalo Higuain – who will likely return to Juventus at the end of the season.
Meanwhile, David Luiz was tied down until 2021 earlier this month, breaking the club policy of never offering a player over 30-years-old a deal longer than one year.
A year-long extension clause in Olivier Giroud’s contract is expected to be triggered, too.
So, even if selling Hazard would help Chelsea meet FFP regulations, are they really spending the money wisely?
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