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Chelsea Dressing Room Torn Apart As Takeover Crisis DEEPENS! (Details)

Last updated: May 5, 2022 6:31 pm
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Chelsea is having difficulties in their dressing room as the takeover crisis seems to deepen, MySportDab Reports.

Some star players are ready to leave the team, given the face-off between Abramovich and the UK government.

Some of the players reportedly ready to leave are N’Golo Kante and Jorgino, with Rudiger already sealing a deal with Real Madrid.

Meanwhile, Todd Boehly is said to beat Radcliffe’s offer by offering more than $4.25billion to buy the Blues.

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One of the major tasks before the American investor will be to battle the current threat of a mass exodus of players.

Todd Boehly is said to be Abramovich’s preferred successor at the London based club.

Chelsea is undergoing a takeover crisis as the UK government insist that Abramovich must not have a share of the proceeds of the transaction.

Chelsea’s license as a recognised business entity expires on May 31st, with threats of non-renewal mounting due to the face-off.

This implies that the Blues may be expelled from the Premier if the transaction is not completed before May 31st.

Dissolution of the Blues will result in automatic unemployment of all Chelsea players and staff.

Hence, the team is expected to witness a mass exodus of top stars in the following days as the May 31st deadline approaches.

Meanwhile, The Blues Coach, Thomas Tuchel, has raised his concerns about the possible impact of the takeover crisis at Stamford Bridge.

The 2021 Champions League winner asserted that the Blues might encounter difficulties next season due to this face-off.

Chelsea is currently not in the best of their form this season, having won only one game in their last five Premier League fixtures.

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