The funds from the sale of Chelsea by Roman Abramovich have astonishingly reached a profit of £175 million. These funds, which are locked in a bank account in the UK, have reached this level of profit while there is still disagreement about how to use them, and a criminal investigation is also underway regarding this matter.
How a Sale Became a Profitable Business
The accounts of Fordastam, the company through which Abramovich owned Chelsea, show that the sale amount of this club, which was completed in May 2022 for £2.3 billion, has now approached £2.5 billion. This significant increase in amount has attracted the attention of analysts, who have described this company as the "most profitable football business in the world."
However, this situation is not without controversy. While it is expected that the locked funds will be released soon, there are many disputes regarding how to use this money. Some believe that these funds could be used to assist charities or even to cover sports expenses, while others are concerned that this money may belong to specific individuals.
Criminal Investigations and Uncertain Future
In addition, a criminal investigation is also underway that may have serious consequences for Abramovich and other involved individuals. This investigation pertains to issues related to ownership and the transfer of funds from the sale, and it seems that in the near future, its results could have significant impacts on Chelsea's financial situation and the club's future investments.
Overall, Abramovich's situation and his locked funds have turned into a controversial story, taking on new dimensions every day. Will these funds ever be released, and how will they be used? Questions to which the answers remain unclear.
Source: theguardian.com
