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Chelsea has experienced a difficult time in recent months with the elimination from the Champions League at the hands of Real Madrid and also the freezing of the team’s assets due to the link between Roman Abramovich, president of the club, and Vladimir Putin.
Now the sale of the club is getting closer and there are only three real offers left that come from multimillionaire groups: Steven Pagliuca (owner of Atalanta and the Boston Celtics), Todd Boehly (owner of the LA Dodgers) and Sir Martin Broughton (ex-president of Liverpool).
The Ricketts family, owner of the Chicago Cubs of the Major Leagues Leagues, withdrew from the bid between the contenders to purchase the team after not agreeing on the final composition of the offer, according to AP.
The lack of agreement on It was between the Ricketts and the businessmen Ken Griffin and Dan Gilbert that their offer did not come to fruition and they withdrew from the possible buyers of Chelsea in the Premier League.
Todd Boehly, owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers franchise, is emerging as the favorite to stay with Russian Abramovich’s team. His fortune is valued at 6,000 million dollars and this will be the second time he has tried to buy Chelsea after that in 2018 your offer was rejected by 2,500 millions of dollars.
April 18 is the deadline for the Government of Boris Johnson to receive the chosen candidacy of the three q that remain in the race to take over Chelsea. According to Sky Sports, that same week Downing Street will issue a special license so that the transaction can be carried out and the club changes hands for the first time since Abramovich took over it in 1200.
a process which, according to the league’s chief executive, Richard Masters, could take about ten days. However, the manager assured that, if it was necessary to do it more quickly, it could be achieved in less time.
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