'Incredibly exciting': Lewis Hamilton eager to invest in Chelsea takeover bid
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said he is extremely pleased to be part of a consortium bidding to take over Premier League club Chelsea.
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Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said he is extremely pleased to be part of a consortium bidding to take over Premier League club Chelsea.
"¿Que si me apetece comprar el Chelsea? Sí, quiero comprar el Chelsea", respondió con decisión Sir Lewis Hamilton en la rueda de prensa previa al Gran Premio de Emilia-Romaña. No obstante, ya el día anterior, Sky Sports había adelantado el interés del piloto de Fórmula 1 y de la tenista Serena Williams por participar en la compra del equipo de la Premier League, que con la salida de Roman Abramovich está en pleno proceso de venta.
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said Friday that being part of a consortium bidding to take over English Premier League club Chelsea was too great an opportunity to pass by. Hamilton, along with American tennis star Serena Williams, could each invest up to 10 million pounds according to Sky News, as part of a consortium led by former Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton.
Lewis Hamilton has said it would be a “dream” to be part of the consortium that buys Chelsea. Hamilton is part of the bid led by Sir Martin Broughton to takeover the Premier League club after it was put up for sale by Roman Abramovich. Ad/> The McLaren driver, a seven-time Formula 1 champion, is joined by fellow sport star, former tennis No.
"¿Que si me apetece comprar el Chelsea? Sí", respondió con decisión Sir Lewis Hamilton en la rueda de prensa previa al Gran Premio de Emilia-Romaña. No obstante, ya el día anterior, Sky Sports había adelantado el interés del piloto de Fórmula 1 y de la tenista Serena William por participar en la compra del equipo de la Premier League, que con la salida de Roman Abramovich está en pleno proceso de venta.
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said Friday that being part of a consortium bidding to take over English Premier League club Chelsea was too great an opportunity to pass by.
Lewis Hamilton spoke on Friday of his excitement in joining a bid to buy Premier League side Chelsea, saying he was a lifelong football fan who had once wanted to be a professional player and whose sister forced him to support Arsenal as a kid. The seven-times Formula One world champion told reporters at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix that he had wanted to try out for fourth tier side Stevenage Borough before motor racing took over his life. The Briton and tennis great Serena Williams have joined former Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton's consortium, which also includes World Athletics President Sebastian Coe and other wealthy investors, in bidding for the West Londoners. Hamilton said it was "one of the greatest opportunities" and he wanted to help Chelsea and the local community move on from years of ownership by now-sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. "When I was young, around the corner from where I lived I used to play football with all the kids and I really wanted to fit in," said the Mercedes driver. "I remember switching between the teams and getting it wrong, and my sister Sam punching me several times in the arm, basically beating me and saying you have to support Arsenal."
Lewis Hamilton wants to turn Chelsea into a winning and profit-making machine.