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Roman Abramovich promised to write off any debt at Chelsea as part of the sale, but now there are concerns that the Russian will retract his offer
Uncertainty has been cast over the potential sale of Chelsea amid fears that Roman Abramovich will break his promise to write off a £1.6 billion debt, according to the Times. The report claims that last week, the west London club told the UK Government - as well as bidding groups - that they want to 'restructure' the handover process, throwing a blanket of doubt over proceedings.
The reform would reportedly include 'paying off debt' from Chelsea’s parent company Fordstam Ltd to a Jersey-based company Camberley International Investments, which seems to be linked to the Russian billionaire. With Abramovich sanctioned by the UK Government and his assets frozen, there are concerns, especially with Ministers under the impression that all proceeds from the sale would be put towards helping the victims of the war in Ukraine.
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