One of the prospective new owners of Chelsea, Catalina Kim, looks ambitious to acquire the Blues after being backed by a well-known company from South Korea.
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| The name Catalina Kim became one of the names of the prospective new owners of Chelsea after joining the consortium initiated by Nick Candy. |
Nick Candy, who is a well-known property entrepreneur in England, formed a consortium called the Blue Football Consortium to acquire Chelsea.
An offer has also been made by this consortium as a way of opening the way to be included in the list of potential new owners of Chelsea according to the Raine Group version.
However, the Blue Football Consortium recently made a splash by increasing the number of bids to the Raine Group to acquire Chelsea.
This offer is said to make the Blue Football Consortium feel confident that it can become the new owner of Chelsea to replace Roman Abramovich.
This is as admitted by Catalina Kim, a football agent and also the founder of the company C&P Group based in London.
In an upload on her personal Instagram account, this South Korean woman thanked the Chelsea fans for the support they gave her
He also said that in the acquisition process, his consortium received support from various well-known South Korean companies.
Unmitigated, the upload mentioned up to 12 other investors consisting of electronics companies, to game companies.
Backed by South Korean Company
Of the 12 companies she mentioned, Catalina Kim named one company called National Pension Service Korea or a state company that collects pension funds for South Korean people.
According to Catalina Kim, this public company has total assets of US$800 billion or around 11,000 trillion rupiah.
While other companies are very familiar with Chelsea, such as Hyundai, their sponsor this season, Samsung, the main sponsor of the Blues a few years ago to the LG Group.
The funds collected from these companies are called by Catalina Kim to finance Chelsea's return to stability, including in continuing Chelsea's success with Abramovich.
In the comments column on her upload, Catalina Kim even gave a sweet promise to Chelsea fans who demanded several things.
One of them is the matter of extending the contract of the coach, Thomas Tuchel, and players whose contracts will expire such as Antonio Rudiger.
Catalina Kim also admitted to agreeing with the idea and will complete her promise when the consortium is legal as the new owner of Chelsea.
What Catalina Kim did herself drew sympathy from Chelsea fans, which made her and her consortium feel confident that they could become the new owners of the Blues.
Nick Candy, Future Owner of Chelsea
At a glance about the Blue Football Consortium, this consortium was created by Nick Candy who is a Chelsea fan as well as an English billionaire.
Nick Candy whose full name is Nicholas Anthony Christopher Candy is an English businessman who was born in January 1973 ago.
The 49-year-old man was born in a business family. His father, Tony Candy is a high-class businessman on British soil.
Nick and his younger brother, Christian Candy, then built their own business, a property business called Candy and Candy, to buy their first property in 1995.
Through this business, both of them reap fantastic profits, which reached 1.5 billion pounds or the equivalent of IDR 27.9 trillion which they shared.
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