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NORWICH, England : Chelsea supporters are concerned about a future without their billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich, but are confident that their ...

"As fans we are forbidden from buying new tickets and I'm not a season ticket holder so that's the thing that most annoys me," said Luo, who has supported Chelsea for 14 years. "Obviously what's going on in Ukraine is bad but I feel like why should the fans of Chelsea football club be punished?" Advertisement

Chelsea-linked British billionaire Nick Candy will be in attendance as the Blues face Newcastle United in Premier League action on Sunday, according to ...

Clearly this is a time of great uncertainty for all Chelsea fans. The Boehly-Wyss consortium appear to be ahead of Candy as things stand, having been planning a bid for several weeks but it remains to be seen as to who will take over from Abramovich. It remains to be seen as to whether Candy can find investors to form a consortium before the March 18 deadline for bids to be submitted to Raine Group.

“The licence is a safety net to protect the sport, the Premier League, the wider football pyramid down to the grassroots game, loyal fans and other clubs. It ...

But now if the assets are frozen, Chelsea are officially 1.5 billion pounds in debt and unable to repay that,” Hamilton said from London. “Proceeds from any sale could not go to the sanctioned individual while he is subject to sanctions.” “He has lent the club 1.5 billion pounds ($1.97bn) over the course of his ownership. It will deprive Mr Abramovich of benefitting from his ownership of the club and mean he cannot circumvent UK sanctions,” the government said in a statement. The sale process is also subject to government approval. “While the current license does not permit the sale of the club at this time, the government is open to a sale of the club and would consider an application for a new license to allow for a sale,” the government said.

The UK government has given the green light for the sale of Chelsea to resume after it sanctioned club owner Roman Abramovich on Thursday, The Athletic...

Mar 11 Mar 11 Abramovich, 55, confirmed his intention to sell Chelsea last week.

The London football club is trying to work out how it can cover the cost of playing games after the U.K. sanctioned its Russian owner.

The London football club is trying to work out how it can cover the cost of playing games after the U.K. sanctioned its Russian owner. The London football club is trying to work out how it can cover the cost of playing games after the U.K. sanctioned its Russian owner.

Chelsea-linked British billionaire Nick Candy has sent a message to Blues fans as he looks to take over from Roman Abramovich.

Clearly this is a time of great uncertainty for all Chelsea fans." This will come as music to the ears of Chelsea's fans but it remains to be seen as to how seriously Candy's interest will be taken. Candy continuedto send an assuring message to the Blues fans, saying: “In our view, no one is the owner of a football club – you are the custodian of it for the fans and the community.”