The Chelsea football club is close to having a new owner, after Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich announces that he would be putting the club up for sale, with the increase tension raised by the invasion of Ukraine by Russia....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
The club has not been short of interest from billionaires across the world, the consortium of Todd Boehly and Hansjorg Wyss was considered to be the strongest parties to be interested in buying the club, but Turkish billionaire Mushin Bayrak now seem to be the favorites man to land the ownership of Chelsea.
Reports has it that the deal for the takeover between Roman Abramovich lawyers and Mushin Bayrak lawyers are at the negotiation stage, and the deal is expected to be completed soon.
In this article, we will be looking at the three things that could happen to Chelsea after the takeover is completed.
1. Staffs To Leave
Some loyal staffs of Roman Abramovich are expected to leave the club when the takeover is completed. Few staffs are unsure about their position in the club, as the new owners would aim to make some changes in some key aspect of the club staffs.
Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia is one of the top name staff that is rumoured to likely leave when the takeover is completed, with Chairman Bruce buck.
2. Financially Stability
Many fans have the feeling that Chelsea could struggle financially with the arrival of a new owner and without the wealth of their Russian billionaire, but on truthful note, Chelsea would be financially okay, even with the change of ownership that is bound to happen.
It should be known that whosoever will become the new owner of Chelsea is not expected to be less richer than Roman Abramovich, or would be even richer than the Russian.
Chelsea are also self sufficient, they signed Romelu Lukaku for almost £100 million last season, and also recorded profits at the end of 2021.
Transfer Market Uncertainty
With the change of ownership coming so close to the end of the season, Chelsea are likely to have uncertainty in the transfer window, either players leaving the club or signing new players.
The change could also affect the negotiation with players who are on the last year of their contract at the club, as negotiation could stall with the players at this period of a takeover.
Do you think Chelsea will cope perfectly after the takeover is completed, or Chelsea could be negatively affected?
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