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World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, the owners of the Chicago Cubs and LA Dodgers, a consortium of South Korean companies and a Swiss billionaire are all in the running to buy Chelsea FC after the Premier League club was put up for sale after UK government levelled sanctions on the club's owner, Roman Abramovich.
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Nick Candy has pledged to “give football back to the fans” should he pull off his bid of more than £2billion to buy Chelsea.
The Ricketts family, who own Major League Baseball team the Chicago Cubs, a consortium featuring Lord Coe and another group led by British property investor Nick Candy have all submitted offers to buy Chelsea.
Nick Candy and the Ricketts family have confirmed they submitted bids for Chelsea prior to the 9pm deadline on Friday. Roman Abramovich put the Blues up for sale following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but the process was complicated after the UK government placed sanctions on him.
Chelsea’s key decision-makers are ‘trying to remain cool’ as they hope the long-term future of the club is secured ahead of the summer, according to journalist Dean Jones.
No va a más. El plazo para presentar ofertas por el Chelsea se ha cerrado este viernes 18 de marzo a las 22:00 horas en España. Esa era la fecha límite marcada por el Raine Group, el banco que se encarga de gestionar y registrar todas las propuestas de los más de 20 grupos que se estima que han entrado en la puja multimillonaria por el equipo de Stamford Bridge.
The Ricketts family have officially submitted their bid to buy Chelsea. The Chicago Cubs owners have lodged their consortium offer for the Stamford Bridge club, ahead of merchant bank Raine Group's Friday night deadline. New York bank Raine had set a cut-off of 5pm New York time for bids for Chelsea amid frenzied interest in the sale of the Blues. Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts has partnered with US hedge fund chief Ken Griffin on a potent submission, centred around sports ownership expertise and major stadium redevelopment know-how. Roman Abramovich put Chelsea up for sale on March 2, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The 55-year-old was then sanctioned by the UK Government last week, after Downing Street claimed to have proved his links to Vladimir Putin. Russian-Israeli billionaire Abramovich has always denied those links, but had already moved to sell Chelsea amid the major geopolitical shift. Abramovich's UK assets are frozen by the UK Government but Downing Street has allowed Chelsea to continue operations under special licence.