Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol has speculated that Chelsea could be set to go out of business.
Chelsea are at a precarious point in their history – that is clear. The club need to complete a sale before the end of the month in order to continue to operate under the license they have been provided with by the government.
If they are unable to do so, for whatever reason, the likelihood is that they will be plunged into administration around about the time that the summer transfer window kicks off. Needless to say, nothing good will follow for the Blues.
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We’re not just talking about falling out of the Champions League qualification positions, or even worse, falling down to the Championship, however. There is a possibility that Chelsea, as we know it, will cease to exist.
Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solhekol explained all the details on-air, with new requests from outgoing owner Roman Abramovich threatening to plunge Chelsea into the abyss. What a concerning time it must be for the fans…
🗣️”Potentially one of the biggest clubs in the world could go out of business”
Chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol shares the latest development which could threaten the sale & future of Chelsea FC. pic.twitter.com/Bhq4aThNt1
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