Chelsea FC: British property developer Nick Candy "still interested in" buying club despite Roman Abramovich sanctions

By Sammy Mngqosini, CNN

Updated 1657 GMT (0057 HKT) March 11, 2022

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London (CNN)British property developer Nick Candy remains interested in buying English Premier League club Chelsea after the UK government sanctioned owner Roman Abramovich on Thursday.

A spokesperson for the 49-year-old did not disclose the amount of a potential bid.

What CAN'T the club do?

Enter into transfer deals for new players or receive money for selling existing players. Issue new contracts to existing players. Sell any new tickets to upcoming games — only season ticket holders can go to games for the foreseeable future. Sell any merchandise — however, any third parties who purchased or produced Club Merchandise prior to