Blues strike China deal

Chelsea have agreed to work with the Asian Football Confederation on their grassroots development programme in China.

Tue, 25 Apr, 2006 - 09:25

Chelsea have agreed to work with the Asian Football Confederation on their grassroots development programme in China.

Chief executive Peter Kenyon signed an exclusive deal with AFC president Mohamed binHammam which will see the Premiership champions support the confederation’s ‘Vision China’ development project.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: China Place: Europe Place: Asia Person: Chief Executive Person: Peter Kenyon Person: Hammam Person: Kenyon Organisation: Blues Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Asian Football Confederation Organisation: Vision Asia

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