Jim Ratcliffe to press ahead with Chelsea offer despite bid rejection
Jim Ratcliffe's bid to buy Chelsea has been rejected by the bank overseeing the Blues’ sale.
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Jim Ratcliffe's bid to buy Chelsea has been rejected by the bank overseeing the Blues’ sale.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s bid to buy Chelsea has been rejected by the bank overseeing the Blues’ sale.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s attempts to buy Chelsea have been dealt a blow after seeing his bid to buy the club rejected out of hand". Sky Sports reports Ratcliffe tabled a £4.25 billion bid to buy the Blues on Friday, but made it difficult for his bid to be considered after not engaging in the process set out by the Raine Group. Ad/> The 69-year-old is the CEO of the Ineos Group Ltd and widely considered to be Britain’s richest person.
Jim Ratcliffe’s bid to buy Chelsea has been rejected by the bank overseeing the Blues’ sale.
Chelsea are facing a race against time to sell the club after the U.K. government insisted the transaction must be completed by May 31, sources have told ESPN.
British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has held talks with the influential Chelsea Supporters’ Trust as he waits for word on his last-ditch £4.25 billion ($5.3bn) bid to buy the Premier League club.
Anthony Taylor will referee Chelsea's clash with Leeds United at Elland Road on Wednesday evening, May 11, in the Premier League. The 43-year-old has reffed 38 Blues fixtures since his first in 2012 when the west Londoners beat Portsmouth 4-0 in the FA Cup third round.
The sale of Chelsea is in major doubt because of fears that Roman Abramovich is attempting to renege on his promise to write off his £1.6bn loan to the club.