Few Chelsea supporters had ever expected to read such message. Yet, one that seemed inescapable in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine six days before. Chelsea was being put up for sale by Roman Abramovich, who rebuilt the team and made it into a winning machine. Part of the statement, which was released one year ago today, said, "I have always made choices with the club's best interest at heart. "In light of the current circumstances, I have decided to sell the club because I firmly think that doing so will benefit the team's supporters, employees, sponsors, and business partners. "The sale of the club won't be expedited; instead, it will go according to the law. No, I won't be asking for any loans to be repaid. This has never been about business nor money for me, but about pure passion for the game and club." Abramovich later added. "It has been a privilege of a lifetime to be part of Chelsea and I am proud of all our joint ...
According to a report by Fichajes, Chelsea could push for the signatures of Alexis Mac Allister. Mauricio Pochettino who is all set to be their new manager ahead of next season wants them to sign a new attacking midfielder. He has asked the club to go all out for the services of the Brighton midfielders. Mac Allister has been the talk of the town ever since his heroics in the FIFA World Cup 2022. The 24-year-old midfielder played an integral part in Argentina’s triumph on the global stage. The Brighton midfielder has gone from strength to strength over the past few seasons and it seems he is ready for a bigger challenge. The Argentine international has been doing wonders on the pitch for Brighton in the ongoing season. He has been involved in 35 matches and has 14 goal contributions. He has found the back of the net on 12 occasions and also has two assists to his name. His performances for both club and country have attracted the attention of a lot of top clubs from acr...
PSG are launching an appeal to sign Hakim Ziyech after the winter market shut due to Chelsea cocking up the paperwork. Ziyech, 29, was expected to complete a switch to PSG on deadline day. Chelsea were happy for the Morocco international to leave Stamford Bridge and he arrived in Paris on Tuesday to finalise the deal, but news of the transfer went quiet as the day progressed. Then, once the deadline had passed, it emerged that Chelsea had provided the wrong documents and the transfer was not completed in time. Reports in France even suggested the Blues filed the incorrect paperwork three times before the deadline passed. PSG are now expected to launch an appeal to try to get the transfer completed after the deadline, reports the Mirror. Chelsea, who have finalised a deal for Enzo Fernandez, are yet to comment on the matter. This saga could rumble on for days to come. A PSG source has described the situation as a "Class A circus" to The Athletic.
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