Tag: Roman Abramovich
Roman Abramovich’s New Life after Leaving Chelsea
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has been spending time in Istanbul, Turkey, amid reports that he is interested in investing in football again.
Roman Abramovich made a farewell statement
Roman Abramovich discusses the legacy he leaves behind as he prepares to be replaced at the top of the pecking order at Stamford Bridge. A little about the topicThe Russian oligarch and outgoing owner of the Blues released a statement thanking players, staff and supporters as he prepares to relinquish total control of the PL club.
According to Reports, Abramovich and the UK government “Reach an Agreement” to buy Chelsea.
Reports that Roman Abramovich has reached an agreement with the UK government to hasten Todd Boehly’s takeover of Chelsea and put an end to his ownership of the club are false.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a British industrialist, Makes a Late £4B Bid for Chelsea
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a British billionaire, has launched a last-minute £4 billion offer to buy Chelsea, taking on three other consortiums fighting for ownership of the Stamford Bridge club.
Chelsea’s Sale Postponed Due to Worries Over Improvements at Stamford Bridge.
Drawing from sources, it is said that fears about the future of Stamford Bridge are delaying Chelsea’s takeover.
Arsenal Fans Ridiculed Chelsea At Stamford Bridge
Chelsea’s attendance at Stamford Bridge has been down for the first time since owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned and as a result, the club is unable to sell match tickets.
Roman Abramovich is ‘attempting to buy another football club.’
The Russian mogul, Roman Abramovich is hoping to complete the sale of Chelsea as soon as possible and is thought to be in talks to purchase the struggling Spanish giants.
Despite his £5.5B Net Wealth, Roman Abramovich ‘asks rich acquaintances for £1 million’ to Stay Afloat.
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the UK government placed a freeze on the assets of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich as part of a crackdown on London-based oligarchs.
Four Bids Remain in the £3B Competition to Acquire Chelsea from Roman Abramovich.
The consortiums remaining in the £3 billion race to acquire Chelsea will strive to enhance their bids during the sale’s closing stages.
Chelsea Earns a £9 M Boost That Is Unaffected by the Sanctions Against Roman Abramovich.
Cesar Azpilicueta’s goal against Lille not only sealed Chelsea’s spot in the Champions League quarter-finals, but also a timely financial windfall from UEFA.
Roman Abramovich is at the centre of much-unwanted attention this week
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brought the Chelsea owner into the spotlight, and now more about his past has been discovered.Abramovich had his first problem with the law in 1992Having been sanctioned heavily by the English government and then the Premier League, Roman Abramovich is at the centre of much-unwanted attention this week due to his
Jamie Carragher Believes Man United Should Try to Recruit Thomas Tuchel From the Blues.
Jamie Carragher believes a move for the Thomas Tuchel is a ‘no-brainer’ despite questions over the club’s future after Russian owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the authorities.
Chelsea’s Shirt Sponsor Three Suspends Their £40 Million Deal with the Club
After the UK Government sanctioned Chelsea’s owner, Roman Abramovich, the club’s shirt sponsor, Three, has suspended its £40 million deal with the Blues.
The government of the United Kingdom have frozen Roman Abramovich’s assets
Abramovich is the most high-profile because of his ownership of Chelsea. “There can be no safe havens for those who have supported Putin’s vicious assault on Ukraine,” Boris Johnson, the prime minister of the UK, said.The UK government froze Abramovich’s assetsThe government of the United Kingdom released a statement this Thursday, revealing that the assets
The Next Chelsea Owner Given a Big Boost as Thomas Tuchel Sends a Message to Premier League Competitors.
Thomas Tuchel claims that Roman Abramovich’s decision to sell Chelsea will have no impact on his future at the club.
