If the Abramovich statement is true, it is a really brave and human thing to do. I know most of these oligarchs are hardcore criminals, he is probably as well, but if he plans to give all of the money he receives from the Chelsea sale to the victims of the war than he will become a good guy in my book.
With this statement he is basically making a stand against Putin's regime and that takes a lot of courage. Well done Roman.
Wow, Roman Abramovich's decision is truly noble and what I can't accept is with Vladimir Putin himself, because as we take for example from the statement Roman made that he decided to sell Chelsea and all the profits made would be allocated to the victims of the war in Ukraine. This case also affects others as well, such as many athletes, sponsors, clubs, club owners and many others who are from Russia. They are now isolated from the world of sports and other industries. With this action Putin still didn't stop the attack and at least that's a shame, whereas we know Chelsea themselves are now really great under Tuchel and Roman should still be there for Chelsea to see more of Chelsea's achievements. With this statement he is basically making a stand against Putin's regime and that takes a lot of courage. Well done Roman.
There is still no clarity on this issue and Manchester City still continues to maintain a 6-point advantage and Liverpool still need to win their missed match to get within one win of City. Guardiola has just said that he does not think about the prospects of winning the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup and only thinks about the next game, which will be with Manchester United. And I don't think Guardiola is very worried about the lost advantage right now, but it will be time later if it does happen 
