Chelsea denies claims that Roman Abramovich is trying to sell the club for £2billion

Chelsea football club have denied claims the club is available for purchase after rumour rose that the owner, Roman Abramovich, 51, has put the club available to be purchased with a sticker price of more than £2billion following his debate with British Government over his visa status.


Back in May, the Russian, who has an expected fortune of £9billion, as of late gained Israeli citizenship after he was denied another visa to enter the UK. He additionally pulled the attachment on the club's proposed new 60,000-limit stadium for Chelsea that would have taken a toll an expected £500million.

This prompted the report by the Sunday Times Business segment that Abramovich will offer the club and is basically waiting for a greater offer.

They asserted that Abramovich has employed US speculation bank Raine Group to look for enthusiasm from speculators in China, the US and Middle East. They are a similar expert that helped Manchester City's Abu Dhabi proprietorship pitch a 13% stake to Chinese speculators three years back, and there is probably going to be gigantic enthusiasm for purchasing Chelsea.

It was likewise claimed that Abramovich needs in abundance of £2billion for the club, which would relatively triple the past most costly takeover in football history when the Glazer family purchased Manchester United for £790m.

Yet, as indicated by The Mirror, Chelsea are inflexible that the club isn't available to be purchased and demand Abramovich is as yet dedicated in spite of not having the capacity to visit Stamford Bridge.

Under his possession, the Blues have won five Premier League titles, the Champions League, the Europa League and the FA Cup five times.