Roman Abramovich has ceded ownership of Chelsea to a consortium led by Todd Boli. Credit: PA Wire/Mike Egerton
Throughout the Abramovich era, Chelsea's financial ecosystem has been heavily dependent on offshore payments between the club and a number of related companies. In the last full year of his full reign, Fordstam Ltd invested around £150m and withdrew around £130m to loan the club a total of £19.9m by the end of the year, with total related party loans of £1.514bn. sterling.
The loans were to be repaid by Camberley International Investments Ltd, a Jersey-based company that was the target of an asset freeze raid by authorities last summer. Abramovich had already agreed to write off the debt when he put the club up for sale in early March.
In addition to the movement of funds between the club and offshore accounts, the Times reported. suggests that alleged payments to the father of Danish international defender Andreas Christensen may also be investigated.
Football Leaks documents published by the Danish newspaper Politiken in 2018 revealed that Chelsea had apparently hired Sten Christensen as scout.
< p>Chelsea and the Premier League declined to comment. The club stated after the UEFA fine that «Chelsea fully cooperated and assisted UEFA in investigating these matters and the club entered into a settlement agreement with UEFA.»
Due to Abramovich being sanctioned by the Russian. , it is assumed that this fund will end up in the fund for helping victims of the war in Ukraine, although it remains frozen in the account.
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