Original title: Chelsea’s acquisition of Abramovich requires the buyer to repay 1.6 billion pounds of debt
On Tuesday, local time, according to the British “Times” report, Chelsea’s transfer was once again a mess, but this time the obstacle came from the owner Abramovich. It is reported that Abramovich has now changed his attitude and hopes Back promise to cancel Chelsea’s £1.6bn debt.
Chelsea have reportedly told the government and potential buyers that they want to change the club’s acquisition structure so that the debt of Chelsea’s parent company can be repaid. Compared to Fordstam Ltd, which was previously scheduled to pay, Chelsea now hopes to change the payer to Camberley International Investments, a company that appears to be linked to Abramovich.
Previously, the British government issued sanctions on Abramovich, allowing Chelsea to complete the transfer only if the latter could not get a penny from the acquisition. And Abramovich once said: “I will not ask for any debts to be repaid.” However, the outside world now believes that Abramovich has changed his attitude, and sanctions from the British government have made him unable to fulfill his commitments.
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