Could Trump be the right choice for the ownership of Chelsea.

[Markinzo]

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

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[KennyR]

There were 5 potential bidders for the Chelsea club. Among them are the Todd Boehly, Woody Johnson with Donald Trump, Vivek Ranadive and the Ricketts family. Everyone have got different stories relative to the club. Woody Johnson is a big fan of Chelsea club that drives him go for the bid. It is said that Abramovich doing it at the wrong time and could sell it within ten days.

WHO WILL BUY CHELSEA?

[Bobrox]

Not heard about interested from Donald Trump as United State ex president for buying Chelsea after has conflict between United Kingdom and Roman Abramovich, exactly have rumor and looks as accurate for selling to Turkish businessman after Roman Abramovich confirmed he was arrived on Turkish to make close negotiation. Actually I think who ever new owner of Chelsea can continue how many trophies achievement by Abramovich and keep make Chelsea as big four on Primer League.

[Yogee]

He's known for his real estate businesses and politics but he once owned a sports club. It didn't end well.

Is he the right person? Who knows? We can say he's not passionate towards the sports but he sure knows how to handle the business side of things. I would like to see it happen to be honest and enjoy how he shakes the premier league.

[chaser15]

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

We can't judge Trump's book by its cover. Not because he is a sole businessman doesn't mean he doesn't have any idea how to run a certain industry. Trump is involved in that sports for over a decade I'm sure. As far as my research, it's not Donald Trump who wants to directly buy the club but the one close to him and an avid fan of Chelsea for long which is, Woody Johnson.

There are also big names in sports who seem interested in buying the club. We don't know who among those has a great chance to acquire the club.

[24Kt]

We can't judge Trump's book by its cover. Not because he is a sole businessman doesn't mean he doesn't have any idea how to run a certain industry. Trump is involved in that sports for over a decade I'm sure. As far as my research, it's not Donald Trump who wants to directly buy the club but the one close to him and an avid fan of Chelsea for long which is, Woody Johnson.

There are also big names in sports who seem interested in buying the club. We don't know who among those has a great chance to acquire the club.

Yes, it is not Tump himself but Robert "Woody" Johnson and "he only supported former US president Donald Trump during his initial election campaign and run for re-election as well." But in this business, we don't know the ultimate truth behind such negotiations. Someone can pose a buyer but the financier is different, if he doesn't want to disclose that in public. Though Johnson is very capable of buying the club but with these people, we can't expect the absolute truth. But this goes to show that with a lot of bidders, it can go high very fast.

[ryzaadit]

Oh boys.

Can he run the club? do he know anything about Footbal. Do you remember Trump Shuttle, while he buying an Airlines but don't know any business knowledge about Airlines. In the end, ended with so bad.

I don't think is good enough to be buy by him.

[bittraffic]

What would that benefit him unless he really will run as president in the next election, that would be a big campaign for him and would that guarantee a win?
He is a businessman, but certain things in sports are very much different. This kind of business is just money going out of his pocket not coming inside. He best be in the real estate than going into such business.

[Mr.right85]

He's known for his real estate businesses and politics but he once owned a sports club. It didn't end well.

Is he the right person? Who knows? We can say he's not passionate towards the sports but he sure knows how to handle the business side of things. I would like to see it happen to be honest and enjoy how he shakes the premier league.

I'll key in on your first statement that says, it didn't end well with the first club Donald Trump once owned. Its not cool the way things went with Abramovich who had been a signature for Chelsea and I doubt there would be any better owner of the team than he ever was.

Trump not being passionate about sports could be a problem. He might be good in business but still, you've got to have some passion towards a field of endeavour to enable you make the necessary sacrifies to push it on without paying much attention to the cost.

[traderethereum]

We don't know if Donald Trump is the right man for the club, but we admit that he is a businessman.
If he has a passion for football and wants to improve the club, he may be the right person because he already has a lot of money to buy it and may already have people who will help him manage the club.
But if his goal is just to diversify his business in sports and not have the passion for making the club better than before, then I don't believe that the club can progress.
But we're talking a lot of money to buy a club and Trump has that money.

[hyudien]

If Trump intends to buy Chelsea, it doesn't mean that the preacher will manage Chelsea directly. After all, he just needed to buy and invest in it to attract lots of other investors to put his money in such a big football club. Isn't this realistic? what Trump does will certainly have more influence. He will hand over the Chelsea club to people who have been specially prepared in the field of sport. If it is true that he is interested in buying Chelsea, he will only become the owner, regarding club management, of course, he has appointed something for that. As a businessman, this is not too strange to hear.

[seoincorporation]

I feel Conor McGregor would be a better option than Trump, I'm not sure if Conor's offer is serious, but at least Conor knows more about sports than trump.

"I hereby put forward my offer of £1.5bn," said the Irish MMA fighter.

That's a huge offer, but let's see who pays more.

[asus09]

Not heard about interested from Donald Trump as United State ex president for buying Chelsea after has conflict between United Kingdom and Roman Abramovich, exactly have rumor and looks as accurate for selling to Turkish businessman after Roman Abramovich confirmed he was arrived on Turkish to make close negotiation. Actually I think who ever new owner of Chelsea can continue how many trophies achievement by Abramovich and keep make Chelsea as big four on Primer League.

All the media doesn't talk about Trump wanting to buy Chelsea from Abramovich, Chelsea is a big club, of course there will be very tough competition if Abramovich sells his club, there are several millionaires who are very excited to get Chelsea, but of all the names, no there is Donald Trump's name on the list, but according to news circulating Abramovich will not sell his club to anyone, but Abramovich just resigned from management, while the management of Chelsea will be managed by a British charity.

[zaim7413]

Whoever becomes the new Chelsea boss, the replacement must be the same as one is being replaced. I mean, whoever am a number one at Chelsea should be able to follow in the footsteps of Roman Abramovich. Because if not, the worst will happen to Chelsea.

• Since Chelsea was taken over by Roman Abramovich, Chelsea has emerged as a giant club with an abundant flow of funds from Roman Abramovich.

The worst thing that will happen: if the new Chelsea boss doesn't dare to spend money like Roman Abramovich, Chelsea will find it difficult to compete with other big clubs because of the limited funds they have.

• Changing club ownership is not an easy thing. As a result, the management structure will change. The new boss has his own rules and his own trusted people who can be included in the management structure under his leadership.

The worst thing that will happen: Changes in management will cause internal conflicts between the new management and the old management who has been actively working since the Abramovich era.

• Sufficient funds and a harmony within the club body greatly affect the team's performance on the field. Players or coaches can continue to focus on training and competing without having to think about anything else.

The worst thing that will happen: If bad conditions continue to occur in Chelsea's body, the team's performance will potentially decline.

[Reatim]

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

as you said this is Business and who cares what he even interested in other thing? what he wanted is to earn and of course popularity .

We knew that Donald Trump is a successful businessman and he knew what he is entering , and besides this is bidding and that means only one thing the highest bidder will win and owned the team , simple as that so what do we cares if he is the right choice or not? the price will tell whom will be the owner next .

[iv4n]

I feel Conor McGregor would be a better option than Trump, I'm not sure if Conor's offer is serious, but at least Conor knows more about sports than trump.

"I hereby put forward my offer of £1.5bn," said the Irish MMA fighter.

That's a huge offer, but let's see who pays more.

Roman Abramovich Reportedly Considering £3 Billion Sale of Chelsea!

I don't think McGregor and his crew have enough money! There was news about it a few days ago, McGregor weighs about 400 million, so there was some organization to raise money with some other rich people for this purchase! It seems to me that they are still short!

Maybe this is just Roman's trick, he doesn't want to sell Chelsea ... that's why he put it up for sale but we'll see if someone will offer enough for him to accept, my opinion is that he may not do it!

It is also interesting that Chelsea fans also have some conditions that will have to be met, I have not read about that so I do not know what it is about, but certainly, the fans will not allow the team to fall into the hands of someone who might ruin it! They will burn the entire club!

[madnessteat]

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Why not. Trump has good entrepreneurial skills just like Abramovich. That's why I think he can manage Chelsea. In addition, he is world-renowned and he will have no trouble finding an experienced assistant, even if he has some difficulties. If Trump can run the United States, I don't think he'll have a problem running a soccer club.

[coin-investor]

He's known for his real estate businesses and politics but he once owned a sports club. It didn't end well.

Is he the right person? Who knows? We can say he's not passionate towards the sports but he sure knows how to handle the business side of things. I would like to see it happen to be honest and enjoy how he shakes the premier league.

I agree he can be the right owner with his great business decision making, part of a decision of a good businessman is picking the right people and team in running an organization and motivating them to deliver and Trump has all these with the way he talks and making people believes in the power of cooperation and believing in one's self and the organization goal.

[Wexnident]

I reckon it wouldn't be bad? I mean if he didn't know jack about managing the team, pretty sure he can spend money to hire someone who does know. He's a businessman, he can probably adapt to whatever he sees as an opportunity, whether he knows jack about it or not. He's probably going to set his sights on trying to improve the club, though tbf I think anyone who's trying to bid would try to do so, and I don't think there's much difference between those bidders anyway, the team will try, keyword try, to improve.

[Boristhecat]

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

Zlatan Abramovich and Roman Ibrahimovic - good mix )
Speaking on the topic, I do not see any problem in the fact that Chelsea will be bought by Trump. Even if someone does not like Trump as a politician, this does not mean that he should not be loved as a businessman. And it seems to me that it is better for Trump to be the owner of Chelsea than some regular sheikh (I don’t feel any negative towards them, but sometimes for them it’s not only a business, but also a purchase of status or money laundering).