Roman Abramovich BANNED as Chelsea director, Blues financial crisis eased, Lukaku ‘to take PAY CUT for Inter transfer’

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Chelsea have submitted a number of requests to the government to lift some of the sanctions placed on the club this week.

Owner Roman Abovich had his assets on Thursday, preventing Chelsea from frozen business activity.

One of Chelsea’s concerns with the sanctions is fact it bans them from transfer-related activity, including the renewal of players’ contracts.

Chelsea were given a special license to continue playing but the club reportedly wanted to make changes to it.

Hyundai have become the latest sponsor to pull out of their Chelsea deal.

The Blues are in crisis mode after owner Roman Abramovich was hit with sanctions from the UK government, which has plunged the club into financial uncertainty.

Now their sleeve sponsors have suspended ‘marketing and communications activities’ with the west Londoners.

Romelu Lukaku is prepared to take a wage cut to leave Chelsea and return to Inter Milan, according to reports.

Gazzetta dello Sport claim that the Belgium star is willing to leave the Blues, where he is paid £10.5million-per-year, for what the Serie A giants previously paid him – £7.5million.

However, the move rests on three factors.

A sale of the club needs to go through, a loan offer has to be accepted and the striker has to lower his wage demands.

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