English League 21-22
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Cycle 35 – 30/04/2022
- Newcastle
- Saturday, 30/04, 14:30
- Liverpool
- Aston Villa
- Saturday, 30/04, 17:00
- Norwich
- Southampton
- Saturday, 30/04, 17:00
- Crystal Palace
- Watford
- Saturday, 30/04, 17:00
- Burnley
- Wolves
- Saturday, 30/04, 17:00
- Brighton
- Leeds
- Saturday, 30/04, 19:30
- Manchester city
- Everton
- Sunday, 01/05, 16:00
- Chelsea
- Tottenham
- Sunday, 01/05, 16:00
- Lester
- West Ham
- Sunday, 01/05, 18:30
- Arsenal
- Manchester United
- Monday, 02/05, 22:00
- Brentford
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Chelsea (Reuters) players
After Roman Abramovich, Chelsea are already begging for new owners to bring it back to financial stability and the king’s road and amid a flurry of speculation regarding potential buyers Today (Friday) it was reported in the UK that Jim Radcliffe, a local billionaire businessman, has made a huge bid for the glorious club Billion pounds.
Despite this, the Telegraph reportedly confirmed that the winner of the race and the acquisition of the London club was businessman Todd Bowley, who made a bid of more than £ 3.5 billion, and although it was a lower bid than Radcliffe, Boali would be the one to head The club and will replace Roman Abramovich. According to the report, one of the reasons why Redgliff’s candidacy was eventually rejected is because the offer came at a very late stage and the race to acquire the team is taking place for about two months.
Bohlie and his partners will still have to agree with the club’s current board of directors on the final details and pass the Premier League owners ‘and directors’ test, a process previously revealed by senior league general manager Richard Masters and can last up to ten days.
Boali has a lot to do with sports. He has a percentage of ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers from the NBA and the Los Angeles Dodgers in the American Baseball League. The acquisition group he owns was the favorite to acquire the club in the first place over the Raine Banks group, which is in charge of selling Chelsea.
Earlier, Radcliffe, owner of the chemicals company Inaus, stated: “This is a British offer for a British club. We will acquire the team in order to put together the best staff possible, one that will be at the level of the top of world football. At the same time, we will turn Stamford Bridge into a first-class stadium and we will continue to invest in the future of the club and the future generation of the team with the care of young players. “
