Why did Chelsea tell the truth about the dressing room when Abramovich sold Chelsea?

Mason Mount admitted to worry, the whole Chelsea team did not know what to do tomorrow after owner Roman Abramovich put the club up for sale.

There are about 20 bidders offering to buy Chelsea, after the Russian billionaire, Roman Abramovich forced to sell the club because of the sanctions of the British Government.

The last beautiful picture of owner Roman Abramovich with Chelsea, before having to sell the club

According to 90min, the list of candidates to buy Chelsea currently reduced to four potential names, including the group of Todd Boehly, the Ricketts family, Sir Martin Broughton and Stephen Pagliuca.

While waiting for the club to have a new owner, Mason Mount, currently on duty with the England team, honestly shared that: the whole team feels worried because they do not know what tomorrow will bring.

“I have been at the club since I was 6 years old and this has never happened before. At first and even now, we really didn’t know where things were going and what would happen tomorrow. So it’s difficult.”

Mason Mount admits the team is concerned and worried and doesn’t know what tomorrow will bring

The Three Lions player added: “What we can do is focus on football, try to win as much as we can.

I am currently on duty with England and will return to Chelsea next week. I’m sure we’ll be informed about what’s going on because people aren’t aware of anything lately.”

Despite receiving sanctions from the British Government and not receiving any money from the sale of Chelsea, Roman Abramovich is still the legal owner of the club and will join the Chelsea leadership to choose a new owner at Stamford Bridge.

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