Well, today's Chelsea news is coming, not much to say directly to see the content:
Previously, Chelsea were not allowed to sell tickets, but now ZF has changed its mind. The Times and other media reported that the British ZF is ready to allow Chelsea to sell tickets, but the amount from the sale of tickets will go directly to the frozen account, and the last issue will be donated. In other words, Chelsea can buy tickets, but they can't get a penny from buying tickets. I don't know what Chelsea thinks in this case, if this is really the case, maybe it is really better not to sell tickets!
Chelsea's sale has encountered obstacles, and recently The New York Times reporter Tariq Panja broke the news that buyers do not know who is in charge of Chelsea's business. Previously, they were told that Rennes Bank could take the lead, and then someone told them that the Chelsea hierarchy could take the lead. However, some buyers are afraid that the final decision will be in the hands of ZF in the UK, and they are afraid that the acquisition will affect the operation of the club. This has caused many buyers to worry about the deal. Of course, it may not be long before who makes the decision.
Recently, US media reported that Amr Zedan, chairman of Saudi Zedan, joined the competition of Chelsea, and he offered 3 billion pounds to buy Chelsea. The Saudi billionaire is mainly engaged in engineering work, but also the owner of not bad money, and he is also the president of the Saudi Polo Association. However, it is difficult to say whether he can get the approval of Chelsea's top management, because many media reports have reported that the Saudi Media Group is out of the game, and Chelsea is not ready to sell Chelsea to the Saudi Media Group.
Other news from Chelsea include: TA reports that if Chelsea is sold smoothly, then they will become the most expensive sports club in the history of sports; South Korea's C&P Sports Group has hinted that the process of acquiring Chelsea is not going well; journalist Ben Jacobs reported that Rennes Group will announce the final list of four people to bid for Chelsea on Thursday (previously said to be tuesday' announcement of the three-man list); Chelsea Overseas Fan Organization publicly issued a statement calling on Chelsea executives to reject the Ricketts family's bid for Chelsea.
Well, that's all there is to say about Chelsea today, see you tomorrow!