Former Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich will discuss the club’s sale in a new book, which will be released this summer, after the first interview will be held four years later.
Abramovich, still approved by the British government for alleged ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, spoke with a £2.5 billion interview to American league Todd Boehly and Clearlake in 2022, a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The interview was held in Abu Dhabi in January and a year ago in Istanbul and is said to include Abramovich’s description of the initial acquisition of Chelsea Football Club in 2004: sanctions, his previous efforts to the peace process and alleged poisoning in March 2022.
Prior to this, Abramovich’s recent interview with Forbes was conducted in March 2021, and he has not received a formal interview since 2006, except for a brief statement in January of that year regarding Frank Lampard’s sack and the sack and statements about Chelsea’s “anti-Semitism” movement.
The book titled “Approval: Chelsea Football Club’s Inside Story” is written by Nick Purewall and will also be run by Raine Bank, a fellow story written under the supervision of the British government, and will be published by Biteback Publishers.
Funds in the sale remain in frozen bank accounts, while Chelsea’s goal is to qualify for the Champions League and win the trophy for the first time under new U.S. ownership.
