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The former owner of the Russian club, Roman Abramovichto the penalties imposed on him British government After the start of Russian operations in Ukraine on February 24.
Abramovich offered the club for sale at the beginning of last March, as he expected Chelsea In a statement, the transaction will be completed on Monday.
The statement added that "The club will announce more details at this time".
On Tuesday, the English Premier League announced that the "Poly – Clearlic"who agreed to terms for the $5.33 billion takeover of Chelsea FC earlier this month, has passed the vetting of the association’s owners and directors.
The deal also needs approval from the British government before the alliance can complete the acquisition.
The League said in a statement: "The Board of Directors has applied the Premier League owners and directors examination to all potential managers, and has put in place the necessary and necessary measures to be taken".
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The former owner of the Russian club, Roman Abramovichto the penalties imposed on him British government After the start of Russian operations in Ukraine on February 24.
Abramovich offered the club for sale at the beginning of last March, as he expected Chelsea In a statement, the transaction will be completed on Monday.
“The club will announce more details at this time,” the statement added.
On Tuesday, the Premier League announced that the “Poly-Clearlike” alliance, which agreed to the terms of the acquisition of Chelsea FC for $5.33 billion earlier this month, had passed the examination of the owners and directors of the association.
The deal also needs approval from the British government before the alliance can complete the acquisition.
The Premier League said in a statement: “The board of directors has implemented the Premier League’s owners and directors’ examination of all potential managers, and has implemented the necessary and necessary measures to be taken.”