Roman Abramovich is planning to defy the UK government by using a new charitable foundation in an attempt to break the current impasse regarding the frozen £2.35billion from the sale of Chelsea.
The new foundation, which needs to be registered with the Charity Commission and will be overseen by Mike Penrose, a former UNICEF executive, is due to outline Abramovich’s intention for the money to be spent on global causes as opposed to being limited to Ukraine.
This is in contrast to the UK government’s stance regarding how the proceeds from the sale are spent, as it has long maintained that the £2.35bn ($3.12bn at current rates) will remain frozen unless the Russian billionaire signs off on it only being spent in Ukraine.
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BREAKING NEWS: The Guinea Football Federation has urged the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to review the 1976 AFCON outcome, citing Morocco’s walkout and a recent ruling against Senegal.
Guinea has entered the chat.
After watching CAF strip Senegal of their 2025 title over a walkout, Guinea is now asking: what about 1976?
The facts: Morocco walked off the pitch in protest during the decisive 1976 match against Guinea. They returned after 15 minutes, scored a late equaliser, and claimed the title by one point .
Now Guinea wants the same standards applied. If Senegal forfeits for walking out, why did Morocco get to keep their 1976 title?
It's a fair question. CAF's recent ruling has opened a Pandora's box of historical grievances. And Guinea is first in line.
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