These are hectic days in the offices of Stamford Bridge. The future of the current champion of the Champions League is still an unknown, after Roman Abramovich handed over the management of Chelsea to the Foundation, because he remains the owner of the club and because he has the interest of a group of potential owners who are considering making an offer.
At least three investors would have the intention of taking over the London team with the belief that, for the first time, Abramovich will listen to their offers. This is how he revealed The Telegraphwhich also advanced the threat of sanctions that the British Labor Party had launched against the Russian tycoon.
Last week, the deputy Chris Bryant demanded Abramovich that he should condemn the Russian invasion in Ukraine if he did not want to be sanctioned. But the owner of Chelsea has not made a statement, pending the new package of sanctions that is expected to be taken by the government headed by Boris Johnson.
In case of Usmanovmain sponsor of the Everton whose assets have been frozen by the Council of the European Union and prohibited from carrying out transfers in EU territory, is not a good precedent for Abramovich, which awaits events. As pointed out The Telegraph, the feeling is that the businessman would have no choice but to sell Chelsea.