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Former tennis world number one Serena Williams and seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton have joined Martin Broughton's bid to buy Premier League club Chelsea, a source close to the bid told Reuters News Agency.
Sir Martin Broughton believes his bid to buy Chelsea would offer the biggest immediate cash injection into the Stamford Bridge club, the PA news agency understands.
Chelsea director Eugene Tenenbaum expects “mistakes made to be dealt with accordingly” in seeking recourse after being sanctioned by the UK Government.
Nine matches into what history will soon seal off as Chelsea’s 'Abramovich Era', the new, ambitious Russian owner of the club had his first hard sight of the high standards of the league he had signed up to.
Son días clave en Stamford Bridge, donde en los próximos días se conocerá el sucesor de Roman Abramovich. A la espera de la decisión final, tres son los candidatos defintivos a comprar el Chelsea: Todd Boehly (dueño de los LA Dodgers), Stephen Pagliuca (propietario de los Boston Celtics) y sir Martir Broughton (expresidente del Liverpool).
Son días clave en Stamford Bridge, donde en los próximos días se conocerá el sucesor de Roman Abramovich. A la espera de la decisión final, tres son los candidatos defintivos a comprar el Chelsea: Todd Boehly (dueño de los LA Dodgers), Stephen Pagliuca (propietario de los Boston Celtics) y sir Martir Broughton (expresidente del Liverpool).
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has been drafted in to boost Todd Boehly’s bid to buy Chelsea, the PA news agency understands.
DUBAI: The longest-serving manager in the Premier League was fired on Friday when Burnley got rid of Sean Dyche in a late-season gamble to avoid relegation from England’s lucrative top flight. It’s a big call by Burnley’s American ownership, the ALK Capital investment group, given Dyche’s history and standing at a club where he has achieved so much — in relative terms — on one of the smallest budgets in the league.