Sir Martin Broughton vows Chelsea will never have to fight for future again
Sir Martin Broughton has vowed Chelsea would never again face another fight for their future should he win the battle to buy the Stamford Bridge club.
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World Athletics president Seb Coe, MLB owners, tech billionaires and South Korean consortium in running to buy Chelsea FC
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.
Chelsea: Fresh update reveals Blues' stance on potential takeover
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.
Ex-Chelsea man Tel Ben Haim 'brokering deal' with billionaire ahead of takeover deadline
Klopp gives injury update on Alexander-Arnold and Salah
Chelsea sale could progress quickly following bid submissions
Chelsea’s sale could jump ahead quickly after Friday’s deadline for bid submissions.
Tuchel praises focus of Chelsea players as troubled holders reach Champions League quarters
Chelsea’s German head coach Thomas Tuchel (C) celebrates after winning the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second leg football match between Lille (LOSC) and Chelsea FC at the Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, northern France, on March 16, 2022. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP)
The battle to buy Chelsea: what we know about the bidders so far
The Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss was first to go public regarding Roman Abramovich’s desire to sell and to declare an interest in buying the club. He has teamed up with investors including Todd Boehly, an American who part-owns baseball’s LA Dodgers, and Jonathan Goldstein, a British businessman who is the CEO of Cain International and a Tottenham fan. They submitted an offer between £2bn and £2.5bn some days ago and have been confident of winning the race to buy Chelsea but the picture has been complicated by the emergence of new bidders. Boehly, rebuffed by Abramovich when he made an offer for the club in 2019, has added the Times columnist and Conservative peer Daniel Finkelstein and the PR executive Barbara Charone – both Chelsea season-ticket holders – to the consortium.
