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The Premier League are set to approve the Todd Boehly-led consortium's takeover of Chelsea — but a key stumbling block remains as talks between Roman Abramovich and the U.K. government continue, sources have told ESPN.
Todd Boehly’s Chelsea takeover is closer than ever to being completed, with the Government and the Premier League on the verge of ushering through the deal.
Partygate: Jeremy Hunt declines to say Boris Johnson is an honest man
Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak has been handed a one-year ban by a disciplinary committee for sporting a symbol supporting Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine on the medal podium in Doha in March.
Canadá prohibirá la entrada en el país a Putin y otros mil sancionados
Todd Boehly y su consorcio suizo-norteamericano esperan que la Premier League de luz verde a su propuesta de compra del Chelsea esta misma semana. Según adelanta The Telegraph, la confirmación de la venta es inminente porque el grupo de Boehly pasará con éxito el «owners' directors' test», que en español significa «el test a nuevos propietarios». Una prueba en la que la liga inglesa analiza si el candidato a adquirir un club tiene algún impedimento legal para hacerlo.
Chelsea Football Club's much publicised takeover by a consortium led by Todd Boehly has hit a roadblock following disagreements between the UK government and the club’s owner Roman Abramovich over the terms of the deal, according reports.
Is it a miserable own goal by Putin, or further fodder for the "us versus them" siege mentality that is the cornerstone these days of a Russian propaganda machine that has gone full throttle? How will he really react and will public opinion continue to follow him? At a time when neither side wants to negotiate, should the West double down or offer Putin an exit ramp?