Chelsea

CHELSEA face losing three out-of-contract stars for nothing as owner Roman Abramovich looks to make a swift exit by selling up.

Chelsea face the possibility of losing all three defensive players whom are out of contract this summer as Roman Abramovich looks to sell the club. “For me being part of winning team is all that I want to be as a football player.” As for Christensen, it is understood the Dane is most likely to depart Stamford Bridge after eight years with the club. The Blaugrana are prepared to offer Azpilicueta a two-year deal, while Chelsea's club policy restricts them to offering only a one-year extension as he is over 30. Abramovich announced on Wednesday that he had made the difficult decision to put the club up for sale to bring an end to nearly 19 years as owner. But according to The Telegraph, there are fears within the club that for the three players locked in talks over a new contract, the conclusion of Abramovich’s reign could bring about tighter budget restrictions.

Thomas Tuchel was sacked by the French giants before being made manager of Chelsea in February 2021, but PSG chief Leonardo has defended the decision.

This is the choice we made." It was a time (Christmas 2020) where we may not see a future with him. "The question was to know if we were going to the end of the contract without certainty or if we stopped before.

Several bids of around £3 billion have been made to purchase Chelsea Football Club, according to reports.

Once all of the bids are made, the team around the sale will 'review the credible bids' to narrow down to list of potential buyers. Abramovich values Chelsea in the region of £4 billion, and as per the PA News Agency, the Russian-born has already received several serious bids for the Club. Roman Abramovich confirmed he would be putting the club up for sale, inviting bids from interested parties, due to believing it would be in the 'best interest of the Club, the fans, the employees, as well as the Club’s sponsors and partners'.

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Wyss took a plane (probably private) yesterday from New York to California to meet with Boehly to finalise paperwork and the finer details of the strategy. The Telegraph claim the pair will aim to make a significant bid by the end of the week, with the appropriate finances already secured. According to the Telegraph, the idea of handing over the control of the club to the board of trustees has been completely replaced by the search for a permanent buyer.

The Russian billionaire has decided to sell Chelsea amid fears he could be sanctioned by the British government amid his country's invasion of Ukraine.

So, I'm very sure the club will speak to us and the players. "I'm not so much worried because I still feel privileged and in a good place. I'm not a CEO or member of the board. It's a massive change of course," Tuchel said. "I can only think about Chelsea with Roman Abramovich. So it's very hard for me. The Russian billionaire has decided to sell Chelsea amid fears he could be sanctioned by the British government amid his country's invasion of Ukraine.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has confirmed he will sell the Premier League club amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Moreover, I have instructed my team to set up a charitable foundation where all net proceeds from the sale will be donated. "I will not be asking for any loans to be repaid. "In the current situation, I have therefore taken the decision to sell the club, as I believe this is in the best interest of the club, the fans, the employees, as well as the club's sponsors and partners."

Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 and his vast investment helped the west London club win 19 major trophies, including five Premier League titles and two ...

I’m not so much the person who worries about things I cannot influence. I’m not a CEO or member of the board. But still we focused in the preparation only on sports. “I’m not so much worried because I still feel privileged and in a good place. So, I’m very sure the club will speak to us and the players,” he said. It’s a massive change of course,” Tuchel said.