Every word Frank Lampard said on Alisher Usmanov and USM after Everton suspension
Frank Lampard has hit back at reports he was interviewed by Alisher Usmanov for the Everton job.
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How many have died in Ukraine? The estimated death toll of soldiers and civilians so far
Thousands of people are believed to have died in the past week as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine 'negotiator' Abramovich ready to sell as Swiss Wyss mulls at chance to buy Chelsea
Hansjorg Wyss, one of Switzerland's richest men, said Wednesday he had been offered the chance to buy Chelsea, with the European football champions' Russian owner Roman Abramovich under growing scrutiny.
Everton suspend sponsorship agreements with Russian billionaire Usmanov
Premier League club Everton said on Wednesday they were suspending with "immediate effect" sponsorship agreements with three companies in which Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov has a stake following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "Everyone at Everton remains shocked and saddened by the appalling events unfolding in Ukraine," said a club statement.
Ukraine invasion: Everton suspend commercial sponsorship arrangements with Russian companies
Everton have suspended their commercial sponsorship arrangements with Russian companies owned by Alisher Usmanov following the invasion of Ukraine.
UK's Johnson declines to comment on possible Abramovich sanctions
LONDON :Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday declined to comment on whether Britain would impose sanctions on Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, but said the "vice" was tightening on those around Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Oleksandr Usyk vs Anthony Joshua 2 in serious doubt after Ukrainian confession
Oleksandr Usyk has indicated that he doesn’t know when he will box again, throwing the Anthony Joshua rematch into doubt, as he defends his country from the Russian invasion.
La palabra ucraniana para descubrir a los infiltrados rusos
está propiciando que muchos residentes de ambos países defiendan los intereses de sus naciones. Por ello, los guerrilleros ucranianos, con una afluencia mucho menor que el Ejército liderado por Vladimir Putin, está ensalzando técnicas para descubrir a infiltrados rusos que se camuflan en puntos de la geografía ucraniana, denominados 'saboteadores'. Del mismo modo, este grupo de infiltrados aterriza en el país a través de paracaídas militares o son residentes rusos que viven en suelo ucraniano.