The situation is getting worse with the sanctions imposed on the club owner. The British government froze the oligarch’s fortune, preventing the oligarch from selling The Blues. The club also faces further problems in everyday functioning. He cannot sell players or even tickets for the next games. .
Chelsea did not remove the sponsors’ logos from the shirts. The media reveal a bizarre reason
In recent days, its biggest sponsors have withdrawn from financing the club. . “Following the recently announced government sanctions, we asked Chelsea to suspend our sponsorship, including removing our brand from the club jersey and area around the stadium,” said a statement to the British media.
On Saturday, Three also followed suit. “Hyundai has become one of the strongest partners in football in recent years. We have supported the sport to solidify its position. Thanks to our partnership with Chelsea, we are proud supporters of the players and all employees. But under the present circumstances, we decided to suspend our team. marketing and communication activities with the Club until further notice “- we read in the announcement of the car concern.
on Sunday she played another league match. In the clash with the Londoners, despite the withdrawal of sponsors, they appeared in costumes that still had the Three and Hyundai logos. Football.london reports that the club simply does not have other sets at the moment. due to the sanctions, we simply cannot afford to buy new costumes.
Despite the terrible situation surrounding the club, “The Blues” achieved another victory. On they beat Newcastle 1-0. He scored a goal worth three points in the 89th minute. Londoners are currently in third place in the table with 59 points. However, no one knows at the moment whether the titled club will be able to finish the game at all.
Source: Sport
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