200 partners asked to buy Chelsea, the British government closed the sale in the next 72 hours?

Chelsea is in a stalemate and on the verge of collapse. But the good news for fans of the West London team, is that the day they find a new owner is very close.

Chelsea is so difficult that, coach Thomas Tuchel plans to have to be a driver to take the players to the venue far from home. If left for a long time, this team will be in a miserable situation, even there have been warnings about Chelsea in danger of dissolution.

Chelsea is in a difficult situation

The British government understands that they cannot let Chelsea become a pain. At this time, time is the enemy of the West London team. The budget of the Stamford Bridge team to maintain the team has been completely exhausted. And the stream of criticism directed at the British government for the case is increasing.

Most recently, Ken Bates – who sold Chelsea to Roman Abramovich in 2003, angrily said: “Chelsea employees do not know where the future goes, they lack a sense of security. As for the Chelsea fans, what does the attack on the Ukrainian maternity hospital have to do with them?”

Ken Bates continued: “The sanctions have hurt the British people, specifically Chelsea and the football fans. And they have no effect on Russia at all. It’s all just a joke.”

According to sources in the Daily Mail, the British government is carrying out a large-scale screening to assess potential partners who can buy Chelsea. However, because the number of partners who want to buy the reigning Champions League home is too large, about 200 partners, the screening process is slow.

However, the British government decided that by Friday, March 18, partners who wanted to buy Chelsea had to give out £3 billion in cash and submit a plan for the purpose of the sale as well as a project. Developed for the West London team. That ensures the existence and development of Chelsea in the post-Roman Abramovich era.

Although Chelsea fans love Abramovich, they all hope that Chelsea will find a new owner soon

According to the Telegraph, there are currently two really outstanding candidates to become the new owner of Chelsea. Saudi Media Group and Boehly-Wyss-Goldstein Group are competing fiercely for the right to buy “The Blues”.

The Saudi Arabian media group has made an offer worth £2.7 billion. This is the first official offer for the English team after the controversy involving owner Roman Abramovich. However, after the troubles in the club sale Newcastlethe government of the foggy country does not seem to be interested in owners from Saudi Arabia, even though Saudi Media is a private business and has an estimated revenue of 1 billion pounds a year.

Instead, the new Boehly-Wyss-Goldstein group is said to be the number one priority. This is a business co-founded by American billionaire Todd Boehly, Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss and British businessman Jonathan Goldstein. Due to the British ownership element, Boehly-Wyss-Goldstein took precedence.

It is entirely possible that appraisals by the UK government between now and the weekend will find a new owner for Chelsea soon. And in fact, this sale is especially awaited by the British, because the money from the sale of Chelsea will completely go to the British government’s pocket, not billionaire Roman Abramovich.