Chelsea: Emma Hayes 'absolutely leaving at the right time'

Emma Hayes, the long-serving manager of Chelsea Women's Football Club, has announced that she will be stepping down from her role. After an incredible 12-year tenure, Hayes believes that now is the right time for her to leave the club. Throughout her time at Chelsea, Hayes has overseen an incredible transformation of the women's team. She joined the club in 2012 and has since won numerous trophies and accolades. Under her leadership, Chelsea has become a dominant force in women's football, consistently competing for major honors both domestically and in Europe. Hayes took charge of Chelsea Women when they were still a relatively unknown team in the women's game. Over the years, she has built a squad capable of challenging the best teams in the world. Her dedication and commitment to the club have been unwavering, and she has played a vital role in raising the profile and standards of women's football in England. Speaking about her departure, Hayes said, "I believe this is absolutely the right time for me to leave Chelsea. It has been an incredible journey, and I am proud of everything we have achieved together. But I also believe in challenging myself and exploring new opportunities." Hayes' decision to leave Chelsea comes at a time when the women's game is experiencing significant growth and development. The Women's Super League has attracted huge investment in recent years, with top clubs investing in world-class players and facilities. Hayes played a crucial role in this growth and has been at the forefront of