- Well, after the owner of Chelsea has decided to sell, It looks like Conor McGregor is running to buy and become a football mogul.
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After announcing with great fanfare his return to the UFC for this April, COnor McGregor has decided that he hasn’t given us enough content this week. Now he has applied to buy Chelsea after its current owner, the Russian Roman Abramovich, has decided to sell the club.
“I’d like to explore this Chelsea,” McGregor wrote showing a WhatsApp conversation he tweeted mentioning the London team. All this by the way, after he will try to take over Celtic from Glasgow and be a confessed fan of Manchester United.
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The Irish fighter would have a great rival to buy the Premier League team, current champion of the Champions League, and it would be the millionaire Hansjorg Wyss, according to the newspaper ‘The Sun’. “I and three other people received an offer on Tuesday to buy Chelsea from Abramovich. I have to wait four to five days now. Abramovich is currently asking too much. You know… Chelsea owes him 2,414 million. As of today, we don’t know the exact sale price.”Wyss said in the interview.
It is speculated that Abramovich intends to sell the club for a figure close to 3,000 million pounds –about 3,623 million euros–, and I would like to do it with some hurry to anticipate the possible sanctions of the United Kingdom Government on Russian investments in the country after the invasion of Ukraine by his country of birth ordered by Vladimir Putin.
And now the question is… Does The Notorious have money to buy Chelsea? Without a doubt, McGregor is one of the athletes who has earned the most money in the last decade – his fortune could be around 217 million euros – and what is more, he is the athlete who has earned the most money per minute in 2021 – at 8.6 million of dollars for every 60 seconds that he has been in the octagon, he gets his collection last year–. To this should be added his business, such as the 510 million euros he has earned selling his whiskey brand ‘Proper Twelve’. Cash is not lacking.
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