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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has admitted that he wants to sell the club in a statement released on Wednesday evening.

The Russian billionaire had come under increasing fire following Vladimir Putin's decision to invade Ukraine and Abramovich has now states that he will not be seeking any repayment loans he has given the club, which are in excess of £1.5billion.

He also said that net proceeds from the sale will be donated to a charitable foundation created to benefit victims of the war in Ukraine.

Forbes' valuation of the west London club on April 2021 was $3.2billion (£2.4billion), although this was before Thomas Tuchel's side went on to win the UEFA Champions League as well as the Club World Cup.

Now, takes a closer look at how much the rest of the so-called 'Premier League big six' are worth amid the ongoing speculation linking Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss and Todd Boehly to the Blues.

The Gunners have been involved in their own takeover chat over the last 12 months, with Spotify owner Daniel Ek admitting that he was keen to buy the club from American billionaire Stan Kroenke, going as far as putting together a potential bid team including Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp.

Ek claimed back in May 2021 that he had lodged a bid in the region of £2billion, which