If Oscar Wilde were resurrected and read the news about the sale of Chelsea, it is likely that he would not change his most famous quote: “Today man knows the price of everything and the value of nothing”. An idea that will also be going around the head of Roman Abramovich, still owner, and that en the last week he has received endless offers for the Stamford Bridge club.
The latest was that of a “bold” Ghanaian businessman and politician named Andy Owusu, who made his fortune thanks to the gold mines and whose offer for the London team has been published on social networks. In the letter, Owusu reports that heThe official offer for Chelsea is “Three Point One Billion Dollars”Or what is the same, €2.8 billion.
In the same letter, the Ghanaian businessman clarifies that he is still waiting for a response: “Waiting for your response…”. But Owusu’s is not the first offer Abramovich has received. the russian tycoon rejected yesterday, Tuesday, March 8, a first attempt by the Swiss businessman Hanjörg Wyss that was around 3,000 million euros, according to Reuters.
Andy Owusu’s letter to Chelsea.
In total, there would be up to ten candidates to take over Chelsea, as reported by Sky Sports. The purchase of the club represents an opportunity for many foreign businessmen who see the west London team as an opportunity to make themselves known in the United Kingdom and in the rest of the world, as Abramovich did 19 years ago, who now has to choose…