Premier League
Klopp on Chelsea sanctions: “Employees are not to blame, Putin alone is responsible”
Jurgen Klopp said he understands the difficult times Chelsea are going through due to the sanctions imposed on Roman Abramovich and stressed that the man who bears sole responsibility is Vladimir Putin.
Things couldn’t be worse for Chelsea this season as the war in Ukraine has sent them into the maelstrom of a terrible hurricane that threatens to crush them flat. Roman Abramovich has been targeted by the UK government over his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, forcing him to leave the Blues, but the Londoner’s sale has already gone on hold.
At the same time, the west London team cannot buy, sell or renew player contracts in the current situation, while they have no right to issue tickets for their home games and only those who have the right to enter Stamford Bridge. holder of durability.
In fact, at a time when the team have been given special permission to continue playing in the Premier League, his issue has been the subject of debate across the island, with Jurgen Klopp accepting a relevant question on the Blues and claiming it’s all a problem Consequence of the action of one man: Vladimir Putin.
“I don’t know about Roman Abramovich’s role in all this, but you can tell he’s close to Putin. I think what the British government did was the right thing to do.
I don’t often talk to Thomas (Tuhel). Chelsea staff are not responsible for what happens. “One man is responsible for this, and that is Vladimir Putin.” said the German coach of Liverpool FC on Friday at a press conference for Saturday (December 3, 2:30 p.m., COSMOTE SPORT 1 HD and LIVE by Sportish). Red League away game against Brighton.
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