Chelsea said it wanted to discuss with the British government and ask it to change the license granted to the football club, so that it can “operate as normally as possible” after the sanctions imposed on Thursday to its owner Roman Abramovich which indirectly affect the champion of European football.
The club said it “intends to enter into discussions with the UK government regarding the scope of the licence. This will include a request for permission for the license to be amended to allow the club to operate as normally as possible,” following the announcement of a freeze on Roman Abramovich’s assets as part of the retaliatory measures taken. against Russian oligarchs linked to the Kremlin, after the invasion of Ukraine.
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