(MENAFN) The UK government has issued a legal ultimatum to Roman Abramovich, the former owner of Chelsea Football Club, demanding that the £2.5 billion from the club’s sale be directed toward ...

The Government has threatened legal action against former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to release £2.5 billion of funds from the sale of the ... The legal issues raised by Trump sending the ...

CHELSEA’S controversial sale of the club’s women’s team to its parent company has YET to be passed by Prem legal chiefs. In their 2023-24 accounts, partially disclosed on Monday, the ...

Roman Abramovich’s hopes of a quick Chelsea sale appear unlikely with several factors complicating a swift handover of power, a legal expert ... structure and any issues with the club.

June 3 (UPI) --The British government threatened to sue Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich to ensure the proceeds from his sale of Chelsea Football ... He has retained legal control of the ...

Roman Abramovich wants to donate the proceeds from the Blues’ sale (Adam Davy/PA) But Abramovich remains unfazed by the latest Government issues ... legal undertakings to ensure neither Chelsea ...

The plan is essentially reliant on Camberley either being untouchable by the government, Chelsea arguing a legal loophole ... benefit from the sale. While these issues get resolved, it is possible ...

So, what is the background? Has the sale highlighted a loophole that needs to be closed? What does it mean for the transfer fund for Chelsea men? And how might Chelsea women develop further with ...

The changing ownership situation at Chelsea has moved at breakneck ... barring any complex issues that could arise. “I think the quickest [sale] we have ever done is 10 days," Masters told ...

Three years after Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich was forced to sell Premier League club Chelsea, the British government says it is prepared to go to court to ensure the proceeds reach war victim ...

Reports have emerged claiming Chelsea owner Roman ... s hopes of a quick Chelsea sale appear unlikely with several factors complicating a swift handover of power, a legal expert has explained.