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MANCHESTER : The consortium led by LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly is in exclusive negotations to buy Premier League club Chelsea for $3 billion, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Friday.
Sir James Arthur Ratcliffe waves before the French L1 football match between AS Monaco and OGC Nice at the “Louis II Stadium” in Monaco on April 20, 2022. (Photo by Valery HACHE / AFP)
Ukraine have arranged to play their first fixture since the country was invaded by Russia in preparation for their World Cup play-off against Scotland.
The mother of an aid worker thought to be from Manchester has said she is living her 'worst nightmare' after her son was reportedly captured by Russian forces in Ukraine.
British businessman Jim Ratcliffe has made a 4.25 billion pounds ($5.3 billion) offer to buy Premier League club Chelsea, his company Ineos said on Friday. The club's Russian owner Roman Abramovich put the Blues up for sale on March 2 before being sanctioned the following week by the British government over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The lengthy sale was believed to be close to a conclusion, with New York bank the Raine Group -- handling the process for Abramovich -- reported to be set to announce their preferred bidder.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has tabled a last-minute £4.25billion bid to buy Chelsea.
Brittney Griner remains detained in Russia and it’s unclear how an unexpected prisoner exchange between the United States and Russia that freed marine veteran Trevor Reed on Wednesday will affect the status of the WNBA star.
Albania, but eight young Ukrainian track and field athletes are continuing to chase their sporting dreams. As the four teenage girls and four boys try to honour their homeland with sporting success, they are inevitably worrying about their loved ones back in Ukraine. "This war changed our lives but did not destroy our dreams," said Mariya Larina.