UEFA rules! Abramovich gives takeover Vitesse money when he owns Chelsea
The city's media have revealed that there are secret documents that can confirm that the former owner of the Blue Lions gave money through Nominee to take over the Dutch league club.
The Guardian has revealed that Roman Abramovich has secretly given €117 million to Eredivisie side Vitesse while still owning Chelsea.
According to The Guardian, Abramovich Played an important part in takeover Whittesse. In 2010, the money went through former president Merab Jordania, through several agencies in offshore tax evasion that could evade Dutch officials.
UEFA rules require European clubs to operate independently. There is no same team owner to ensure that the match is complete and full, which means receiving any funding from Abramovich While still owning Chelsea, both clubs could be penalized.
However, Vitesse has denied the news, insisting that no third party has taken control of the club.
It's not. In 2014, Vitesse was once investigated by the Dutch Football Association. The relationship with Chelsea may be unusual.
At the time, there were allegations of coercing Vitesse. Not playing 100% to miss the UEFA Champions League quota because Chelsea have the owner Roman Abramovich and Vitesse Lovren. The owner is Alexander Chikrinsky, but Chikrinsky is considered Abramovich's nominee, leading to the conclusion that both owners are the same. According to UEFA rules, any club with the same owner cannot compete in the same Champions League.
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