Yep I don’t think that’s likely either. But it could still get very messy all the same and every day this isn’t decided is another day that interferes with whatever plans the current executive have and the incoming one might like to implement.
One thing is for sure though, they can’t let that money go to an entity controlled by Abramovich. It would essentially be a climb down from the sanctions and I doubt Boris wants that sort of publicity or the scrutiny it would bring.
He did but the statement also referred to the loan being subject to EU sanctions so it’s not as straight forward as that denial suggests. Either way, it hasn’t stopped anything going through and it won’t either.
They’ve got an old team with players that don’t want to be there, an American owner and they’re without a sugar daddy to bail them out.
This is brilliant.
Lmfao, living in denial…
Sugar daddy is gone you freaks. You’ve been running at a loss for years now. This guy ain’t spending 150-200m to fix your squad.
He just paid 4.75 billion. He is putting all that debt onto the club and ain’t spending a penny more than what we are capable of now.
Chelsea will be struggling for 4th place spot from next season onwards.