Abramovich: You are the owner of Chelsea, but you can't enter the stadium to watch the game.

It is an indisputable fact that money is the most important factor in football nowadays. Especially in the Premier League, the world's top league, it certainly smells like copper and even attracts many investors and giants outside the UK. Recently, Newcastle United also heard the news that it was acquired by the Saudi royal family, but in the end, due to various factors, the transaction fell through. At present, only five Premier League teams are majority-owned by wealthy British businessmen. Most teams are run by foreigners. In the middle of the table, I have to mention the owner of Chelsea, Roman Abramovich.

After the oil king entered Chelsea in 23, he transformed the Blue Lion from an upper-middle-class team into a rich man in the Premier League. Not long after he took office, he signed Drogba, ashley cole and the Portuguese gang who came with Mourinho. In just two years, he scored 95 points and became the highest scoring Premier League champion at that time. The record was not broken by Manchester City until the 217/18 season. In the 11/12 season, Chelsea won the Champions League and fulfilled the oil king's wish when he bought Chelsea. Along the way, Abramovich often went to Stamford Bridge, Chelsea's home court, to watch the ball. At that time, watching Chelsea's home game, the camera would capture him, which shows that he cherishes this team he has cultivated.

Time flies to 218. After the visa granted by the British government to Oil King expired, it was not renewed. The alleged reason is that Abramovich has a close relationship with Russia and may be a Russian spy in Britain. Indeed, there is a lot of news and news that the oil king is close to the late former Russian President Yeltsin and the current president. I used to have an official position in Russia. I don't know much about Abramovich. I don't know if he is an ordinary businessman or has other purposes, so I don't know if the real reason is shooting. But since the outbreak, we can find that Abramovich has done some good things for Britain besides Chelsea and other businesses.

At the height of the epidemic in Britain, Chelsea was the first team to provide practical assistance to British medical care. The Blues lent their Millennium Hotel next to the Stamford Bridge Stadium to the medical staff in northwest London for free to solve the inconvenience caused by the fatigue of the medical staff, and Abramovich was responsible for all the expenses during the period. In addition, Chelsea also lent nearby parking spaces to medical staff. At the same time, they are provided with free food, which solves the troubles of medical staff in all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation. It turns out that Stamford Bridge is very close to two major hospitals in London, so Chelsea's practice is very helpful to medical care.

Although this incident can't prove that the oil king is not a spy, I think he not only regards Britain as a place to make money, but has done enough social responsibility for West London. After failing to get a visa, it is believed that Chelsea will shrink in the transfer market. Despite the ban on transfer last year, Chelsea has made a lot of moves in this transfer window, so it seems that the oil king will not give up Chelsea. Finally, as a Chelsea fan, I hope he can see the oil king return to Stamford Bridge one day!