Chelsea is expected to return to life on Wednesday, with the club’s new owners officially starting their work.
And the sale of Chelsea was completed “Monday”, as its ownership was transferred from Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich to a consortium led by American billionaire Todd Boyle.
In this way, the consortium took control of the English club, which suffered many problems and sanctions during the recent period due to its former owner Abramovich, who was subjected to sanctions because of his links with the regime of his country’s president, Vladimir Putin, on the sidelines of the Ukrainian war.
It is expected that the club will begin to restore its normal conditions, starting from Wednesday, through several steps, foremost of which is the reopening of its official store, which was closed during the last period due to sanctions, and the reselling of goods once more.
Steps to bring Chelsea back to life also include the opening of the Stamford Bridge Hotel and Club Museum, and the relaunch of stadium tours once more.
With the start of the new season, Chelsea will be able to sell tickets for its matches once more, and operate without a ceiling on spending in matches played inside and outside its land, and once the transfer market begins, the club will be able to extend the contracts of its players and buy new players.
It is noteworthy that the sale of Chelsea took place for a record sum of 4 billion and 250 million pounds, ending an era that lasted for regarding 20 years, under the leadership of Roman Abramovich, which was full of titles and achievements.
