2.5 billion pounds were frozen for 3 years! 58-year-old Abu angrily criticized the British government: Dogs are barking and never buy teams again

Three years ago, Russian billionaire Abu was forced to sell Chelsea club for a price of 2.5 billion pounds. However, he didn't get a penny. At present, the money is still in a state of being frozen. Recently, Abram broke his silence and talked about Chelsea's past for the first time.

In 2003, Abu bought Chelsea for 140 million pounds. Since then, his gold and dollar policy has made Chelsea the top club in Europe. Chelsea not only broke Manchester United's dominance in the Premier League, but also won the Champions League. It can be said that without Abram, there would be no Chelsea today.

However, the story of Abu and Chelsea was forced to come to an end in May 2022. Due to the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the British government forced Abram to sell Chelsea. Moreover, the British government has frozen all the proceeds from Abu's sales of Chelsea of ​​2.5 billion pounds and said it would donate the money to the Ukrainian people.

The money has been frozen for three years and the British government cannot withdraw the money. This is because Abu disagrees to only use the money on the Ukrainians. He said that the money should be distributed equally to those affected by the war in Russia and Ukraine. Earlier this month, the British government threatened to sue Abu.

After three years, Abu talked about his past with Chelsea for the first time. He said that he was heartbroken and would not buy any clubs again: "I am not interested in any role in football clubs now. I will never buy a team in my life." Will I return to Chelsea? Abu said bitterly, "Maybe one day, they will allow me to watch the game on site and do a formal goodbye. That's all."

Abu didn't care about the possible prosecution of the British government. He said, "We have an old saying in Russia, "The dog is barking, but the caravan keeps moving forward." People always say that I must have a purpose in doing things, but in the end it proves that I am just trying to help."