Chelsea allowed to sell tickets again as UK government revises its special license
By Issy Ronald and Homero de la Fuente, CNN
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Chelsea sanctions prompt soul-searching over football finance
(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 20, 2011 The Chelsea football club badge is seen in the stadium during the English Premier League football match at Stamford Bridge in London. – Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on March 2, 2022, confirmed he will sell the Premier League club amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Russian billionaire Abramovich has decided it is in the “best interest” of the Champions League holders if he parts ways with the club he has transformed since his purchase in 2003. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / AFP)
Wait to discover preferred Chelsea bidders goes on
Chelsea suitors’ anxious wait to discover the shortlist of preferred bidders for the Premier League club looked set to drag past Tuesday night.
Ricketts family deny racism amid Chelsea fan unrest over re-surfaced Islamophobic emails
The Ricketts family have rejected all hate "in the strongest possible terms" amid supporter unrest at the Chicago Cubs' candidacy to buy Chelsea. Chelsea fans had the hashtag 'NoToRicketts' trending on Twitter, with supporters raising concerns with the club and online. Family patriarch Joe Ricketts was accused of Islamophobia in 2019, after a string of emails were leaked.
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Turkey welcomes Abramovich's €900m superyacht into Bodrum harbour
As Western nations increase sanctions against Putin's war machine, many of Russia's wealthiest individuals are seeking economic refuge in a little-known Turkish city.
Nick Candy ‘significantly’ increases Chelsea bid
Nick Candy has “significantly” increased his bid to buy Chelsea, a spokesperson for the British property tycoon confirmed.
El Chelsea tendrá a su afición… en Wembley
La federación inglesa de fútbol o Football Association (FA) ha confirmado que ha mantenido conversaciones con el gobierno de su país para conseguir que se practiquen exenciones a las restricciones impuestas en el Chelsea. Por lo pronto, estas negociaciones han permitido que se permita vender entradas a la afición de los blue para la fase final de la FA Cup, el torneo más antiguo del fútbol, que celebra las semifinales y la final en el estadio de Wembley.