All four consortia have been building their stadiums for some time now as the April 18 deadline approaches. Todd Boehly attended Chelsea against Real Madrid, while also promising that he wants to turn the club into a Liverpool model. The Ricketts are focusing on fan involvement and stadium development on their pitch, while the Sir Martin Broughton group, which includes Crystal Palace shareholders Harris and Blitzer, also wants to focus on redeveloping Stamford Bridge and further commercializing of the club worldwide. The Pagliuca team, led by his own company Bain Capital and NBA President Larry Tanenbaum, has been on the radar slightly in recent years, but the appearance of Atalanta’s majority shareholder in Southampton’s recent victory marked intention before the acquisition. the process is completed in May. Now, according to Sky News, Pagliuca is willing to relinquish his majority in the Serie A team in order to maintain the takeover advantage and secure Chelsea FC over its American and British counterparts. READ MORE: Chelsea Sale: UK Government Releases Statement Amid Bidding Reports In a statement to Sky News, Pagliuca described Roman Abramovich την’s condition as “a worrying moment for the football club and the fans”. The statement continued: “Throughout my life and career, my ethos has always been to operate quietly, with integrity and to let my actions and results speak loudly. “However, it is imperative that we clarify and reassure supporters about our promotion team and its commitments, to emphasize how seriously we take our potential responsibility to Chelsea.” Pagliuca and a group of co-investors just recently bought a controlling stake in Atalanta, a stock that could cause complications if he and Chelsea ever show up at the same European club event. According to UEFA rules, if two clubs owned by a majority of the same entity are drawn to each other in tournaments, one must agree to lose the tie which means that this promise is huge to overturn the entire takeover race and dynamics of all. If the Pagliuca consortium wants to be successful, Gary Neville has outlined three immediate things he and his business partner need to do to “stabilize” the club to ensure that the chances of a successful season next term remain on paper. “They have to make sure they’re just trying to keep the manager,” he said in his latest Gary Neville podcast. “They have to keep the backstage staff on the football side and also keep the players in place. This is the big job for Chelsea to stabilize. “A lot of turmoil in the last month or so must have had an impact. So, I think for Chelsea, third place, making sure the new owners get a Champions League team and don’t blow up in the last part of the season. They will get third parties and for me, this is a good season “. Read more related articles Read more related articles
