Showing posts with label Roman Abrahimovic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roman Abrahimovic. Show all posts

16 December 2015

Mourinho's Sack Will Cost £40million As Abramovich Is Set To Take Decision


Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich will hold extensive talks with his Chelsea management team to save the club from danger zone. The critical issues are should Mourinho stay? Which players should go?

Roman Abramovich will be forced to pay Jose Mourinho more than £40million if he fires the Chelsea manager at an emergency board meeting on Wednesday.

Abramovich will hold more talks with his management team  Bruce Buck, Marina Granovskaia, Eugene Tenenbaum and Michael Emenalo about Mourinho's future.

01 November 2015

Mourinho To Get £9.5m If Abramovich Sacks Him

Jose Mourinho saw his struggling side crash to their sixth defeat of the season against Liverpool on Saturday to leave the Portuguese manager on the brink. Will Roman hit the AXE on the special one? Only time will tell..

The Stamford Bridge boss and his backroom team went into Saturday’s clash with Liverpool knowing they had to win to ensure their survival.

The Blues were beaten and the issue is now when owner Roman Abramovich will make the change.
Sources in Portugal believe Mourinho may not be in charge for Wednesday’s Champions League clash with Dynamo Kiev.

08 October 2015

Mourinho Express Gratitude To Abramovich Over Vote Of Confidence

Jose Mourinho has thanks Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich for sticking with him despite the club's woeful start to the season.

Chelsea's Premier League title defence looks dead in the water after their opening eight games of 2015-16 returned as many points – leaving Mourinho's men 16th in the table.

Defeat to Porto in the Champions League has also done little to lift the mood at Stamford Bridge, where Mourinho has fallen out with his players and backroom staff already this term.

18 August 2015

Chelsea: Roman Abramovich Approves Signing Of Minimum Of Three Players

Roman Abramovich is ready to green-light a spending splurge after seeing his Chelsea side outclassed by title rivals Manchester City.

The champions were left reeling by Sunday’s 3-0 defeat at the Etihad. And manager Jose Mourinho’s shock decision to sub captain John Terry at half-time has been widely interpreted as a sign of his unhappiness about the strength of his squad and, in particular, his defence.

Now, Abramovich, the Londoners' Russian billionaire owner, is set to hand Mourinho the money needed to bolster that squad before the transfer window closes in two weeks’ time.

28 July 2015

Roman Abramovich Spends $80m On Buying Mansion

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich spends $80m buying up city block for mega-mansion in New York

Roman Abramovich Dasha Zhukova Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich spends $80m buying up city block for mega mansion in New York
Is this why Chelsea haven’t really splashed the cash so far this transfer window?

It’s been a rather stagnant summer in the transfer department at Stamford Bridge, as Jose Mourinho has brought Radamel Falcao in on a season-long loan from Monaco, while the Blues splurged a reported £8m on signing Asmir Begovic to replace Petr Cech.

23 May 2015

Jose Mourinho Wants England Stay After Chelsea Job

When Jose Mourinho's Chelsea days are over, the Portuguese has revealed he would like to remain in England. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he would like to remain in England when his days in the Stamford Bridge hot seat come to an end.

Mourinho is currently enjoying a second stint in west London, having spent successful spells at Inter and Real Madrid following his initial Chelsea exit in 2007, and guided his side to the Premier League title this term.

While insisting he has no plans to call time on his Chelsea career, Mourinho is keeping an open mind about managing another English club in future.

28 April 2015

Roman Abramovich Happy With Chelsea' Season So Far - Jose Mourinho

Chelsea are within touching distance of their fourth Premier League title and owner Roman Abramovich is thrilled, says Jose Mourinho. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says owner Roman Abramovich is happy with the club's campaign as they look on course to claim the Premier League title.

Sunday's goalless draw with Arsenal saw Chelsea edge a step closer to the club's first title since 2010 after they also claimed the League Cup in March. Chelsea were the subject of 'boring' chants from Arsenal fans as they ground out a point at the Emirates Stadium with Abramovich having previously been keen to see attacking football following his takeover in 2003.

01 May 2014

Can Jose Mourinho Give Roman Abrahimovic The Chelsea He Desires

As Roman Abramovich watched on from his luxury private box in the west stand, he was presented with the kind of vibrant attacking football he has always craved at Stamford Bridge.

Unfortunately, it was the team in red and white stripes playing with the speed, authority and skill that would have reminded the Russian billionaire why he once dreamed of appointing Pep Guardiola as the Chelsea manager.

In the second half, Chelsea surrendered meekly. Jose Mourinho has so often conquered rivals in big matches away from home, but Atletico Madrid beat him at his own game to book a place in the Champions League final on May 24, where they will face Real Madrid.

10 April 2014

WOW!!! Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich Spends $450,000 On Jewish Passover Celebration

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is celebrating his side’s progress into the Champions League semifinals by heading to Israel on Sunday for the Passover holiday.

Abramovich, who is Jewish and a big supporter of the Jewish state, has reportedly spent $450,000 booking all 111 rooms in the Beresheet Hotel in the Israeli desert resort of Mitzpe Ramon for the holiday.

27 February 2014

JOSE MOURINHO: I Will Return To Inter Milan

Jose Mourinho admits he would consider a return to Inter if Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich no longer wanted him at Stamford Bridge.

The 51-year-old spent two seasons with the Italian club and left in 2010 having won Serie A, the Champions League and the Coppa Italia in his final campaign.

"Right now I'm fine at Chelsea, but in the future Abramovich could decide that my adventure here is over," Mourinho told Mediaset.