The Latest Breaking News from Roman Abramovich

Oleg Deripaska, once Russia’s richest man and Mikhail Fridman, worth £9.6bn, have come out against Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's plan to resign and hand over control of the club to charity trustees has been thrown into doubt and a new statement has been issued by the Charity Commission

Roman Abramovich's ownership of Chelsea has come into sharp focus during Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the football needs stronger laws and rules

London (AFP) - "Your input and passion made it possible," Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel told Roman Abramovich as the pair celebrated a 19th trophy of the Russian billionaire's reign as owner at the Club World Cup earlier this month.

The Charity Commission has contacted Chelsea’s charitable foundation to ask for more information about Roman Abramovich’s plan to pass the care and stewardship of the club to the organisation’s trustees

Roman Abramovich’s shock decision to hand over the stewardship of Chelsea has raised more questions than it has answered.

Despite Abramovich’s shock announcement, he remains the owner and is still owed £1.5bn by the club

Shows of solidarity with Ukraine on the field are made more complicated by entanglements between clubs, organizations and Russian leadership.

It's been a busy week for Chelsea who fell to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday and next take on Luton Town in the FA Cup and it's time for our Blues reporters Adam Newson and Scott Trotter to answer your questions

The Chelsea owner, who stepped down last week, has reportedly been involved in Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Chelsea owner 'has been trying to mobilize support for a peaceful resolution'