Chelsea have issued a statement to describe the conflict in Ukraine as “horrific and devastating” and say they are “praying for peace”.
Chelsea have issued a statement to describe the conflict in Ukraine as “horrific and devastating” and say they are “praying for peace”.
Russia’s invasion of its neighbour entered its fourth day on Sunday, with heavy fighting reported in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city.
Chelsea’s first public comment on the crisis came hours before they were due to face Liverpool in the EFL Cup final at Wembley Stadium.
The statement read: “The situation in Ukraine is horrific and devastating.
“Chelsea FC’s thoughts are with everyone in Ukraine. Everyone at the club is praying for peace.”
“During my nearly 20-year ownership of Chelsea FC, I have always viewed my role as a custodian of the club, whose job it is ensuring that we are as successful as we can be today, as well as build for the future, while also playing a positive role in our communities,” Abramovich said.
“I have always taken decisions with the club’s best interest at heart. I remain committed to these values. That is why I am today giving trustees of Chelsea’s charitable Foundation the stewardship and care of Chelsea FC.
“I believe that currently they are in the best position to look after the interests of the club, players, staff, and fans.”
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