Chelsea, Roman Abramovich

UK raises threat of law enforcement over Abramovich's $3.2 billion Chelsea sale
Britain has indicated that a prosecution or other legal action could be brought over the frozen 2.5 billion pounds ($3.2 billion) from Russian businessman Roman Abramovich's sale of Chelsea soccer club that he had wanted to go to Ukraine war victims.
Frozen Fortune: Abramovich's Chelsea Sale Controversy
Britain may take legal action regarding £2.5 billion from Roman Abramovich's Chelsea sale, intended for Ukraine war victims but still frozen. This stems from sanctions against Abramovich after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
UK works on unlocking frozen funds from Chelsea sale to aid Ukraine
The United Kingdom plans to unfreeze the funds obtained from the sale of the Chelsea Football Club and redirect them to aid Ukraine. UK foreign secretary David Lammy promises to take the necessary steps,
Government could take Abramovich to court over £2bn from Chelsea sale
The government is reportedly preparing to take former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to court to get their hands on £2bn from the sale of the club. The oligarch previously said that the money from the sale,
Chelsea sale money still frozen three years on from being earmarked for Ukraine war victims
The Charity Commission has confirmed to The Athletic that it is yet to receive an application for a foundation to be created
£2.5bn from Chelsea sale ‘still not handed to Ukraine war victims three years on’
The £2.5 billion generated from the sale of Chelsea Football Club is “still locked up” three years on despite it being committed to humanitarian aid in Ukraine, a legal adviser has said.Roman Abramovich announced the sale of Chelsea in March 2022 amid calls for him to sanctioned following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
UK pledges to secure £2.3bn from Chelsea sale for Ukraine
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has vowed to take action to release £2.3 billion from the sale of Chelsea FC by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich over two years ago. Source: Lammy in an interview with Financial Times,
UK vows to use £2,300,000,000 from Chelsea FC sale for Ukraine war victims
More than £2.3 billion from Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea Football Club may finally be used for humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Foreign secretary David Lammy vowed to take ‘action’ against the Russian oligarch that could include launching a legal case.
Chelsea have a long history to celebrate before 2003 – they were always well-supported winners
Chelsea tasted more success after Roman Abramovich took over but they have a long and storied history before that ...
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Lammy vows to unfreeze billions for Ukraine from Russian oligarch's Chelsea FC sale
U.K. Foreign Minister David Lammy vowed on March 9 to unfreeze billions of dollars of revenue earned from Russian oligarch ...
£2.5bn from Chelsea sale ‘still locked up’ three years on
Roman Abramovich was forced to sell the club after being placed under sanction by the UK Government over his links to ...
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Roman Abramovich statement released in major update after clear Chelsea message sent
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Labour ministers yet to hold talks over Abramovich funds
Funds worth £2.5bn - meant to help Ukrainians - remain frozen in a UK bank account over a row about how to use them.
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How Abramovich and the oligarchs could reclaim their UK mansions thanks to Trump
With billions of pounds frozen by the UK left in limbo, a softening stance from the White House could allow sanctioned ...
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Guardian: UK Government Plans to Sue Abramovich Over Chelsea Money Dispute
According to the Guardian, the authorities in the United Kingdom are planning a legal action against former Chelsea owner ...