Chelsea are in the news again, and not good ones. The London team could be up for sale again after disagreements between Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital, que are the current owners of the club.
Chelsea are a rollercoaster ride. After a busy summer, with a multitude of high-priced signings and departures, the Blues are once again in the news for a non-sporting issue.
According to the ‘Daily Mirror’, the London club could be put up for sale after a breakdown in the relationship, between the dois owners, Todd Boehly e Clearlake Capital.
Also Read: Chelsea sign Atletico Madrid star Joao Felix on €60m deal
Both parties bought the club in 2022 from Roman Abramovich, after the Russian oligarch was forced to sell all his assets in the UK because of his links to the Russian governo.
Chelsea are a rollercoaster ride. After a busy summer, with a multitude of high-priced signings and departures, the Blues are once again in the news for a non-sporting issue
In conclusion, Both Boehly and Clearlake Capital and Capital and Wesker up with hether to buy the other part of the club, as there has been a difference of opinião on diferentes aspectos do management, or to sell it to a new investidor.
Check also;
- Manchester United Extend Erik Ten Hag Contract up to 2026
- Manchester United could be barred from playing in Europe
written by @enock katamba
-
Enock Katamba – Journalist | Founder of Uncovered Ug (uncoveredug.com)
Enock Katamba is a Ugandan journalist and founder of Uncovered Uganda, a digital online news platform covering health, national news, entertainment, celebrity gossip, music, education, business, sports, and international news. He focuses on delivering accurate, timely, and reliable information to keep the public informed.
Coverage: Health | National | Education | Business | Sports | International | Entertainment | Celebrity Gossip | Music
Published 2,000+ articles on Uncovered Ug (uncoveredug.com)
Contact:
X (Twitter): @Enockkatamba6
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +256 758 287 080
Website: www.uncoveredug.com
Latest entries
SportsApril 11, 2026Arsenal Slip at Home as Bournemouth Boost Man City Title Hopes
NationalApril 11, 2026Kamuli Accident: Four Dead After Sugarcane Truck Overturns onto Motorcycle in Bulunda
HealthApril 11, 2026Dr. Ndagishe Aliyi: Idle Doctors, Stolen Drugs Expose Deep Failures in Uganda’s Health System
NationalApril 10, 2026Agnes Nandutu Sentenced to 4 Years in Iron Sheets Scandal
