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This week’s careers update features key transitions in the football business industry, with moves at Chelsea FC, PEC Zwolle, LASK Linz, Cercle Brugge KSV, Charlotte FC, and FC Luzern. Let’s dive into the details of these latest changes shaping the football world!
Chelsea FC welcomes Nerissa Chesterfield
Chelsea FC has appointed Nerissa Chesterfield, former Director of Communications at 10 Downing Street, as their new Director of Corporate Communications and Affairs. Chesterfield’s extensive experience in government communications is expected to enhance the club’s media strategy and public relations efforts.
PEC Zwolle announces departure of Xander Czaikowski
Xander Czaikowski will leave PEC Zwolle on January 1, 2025, after serving as General Manager/CEO since the summer of 2022. During his tenure, he played a key role in leading the club’s operations and strengthening its overall strategy. The club has thanked him for his contributions and wished him success in the future.
Cercle Brugge KSV appoints Diego Rosseel
Diego Rosseel has joined Cercle Brugge KSV as Ticketing and Administration Manager. He previously spent more than 9 years at KV Oostende, where he most recently served as Ticketing and Community Manager, and recently worked as Business Development/Operation Manager at KMSK Deinze for seven months.
FC Luzern announces departure of Patrick Jost
Patrick Jost will leave FC Luzern at the end of December 2024, concluding his tenure as Commercial Director after more than two years with the club. During his time, Jost played a key role in driving commercial growth, securing long-term sponsorship deals, improving stadium infrastructure, and achieving record results in ticketing and merchandise. He praised the strong teamwork within the club during challenging times and expressed gratitude for their shared successes.
Darrius Barnes steps down from Charlotte FC
Darrius Barnes has announced his departure from Charlotte FC, where he served as Club President since April 2022. During his four years with the club, Barnes played a key role in building and launching Charlotte FC and Crown Legacy FC, fostering a vibrant fan culture, setting attendance records, and leading commercial successes. Barnes now looks ahead to his next challenge and adventure.
LASK Linz appoints David Schreylehner
David Schreylehner will join LASK Linz in January, taking on a lead role in the club’s sponsorship department. Schreylehner spent over three years at SKN St. Pölten, where he contributed to key projects and gained valuable experience. He expressed gratitude for his time at St. Pölten and looks forward to his new role with the Austrian first-division club.
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