Britain has indicated that a prosecution or other legal action could be brought over the frozen 2.5 billion pounds ($3.2 billion) from Russian businessman Roman Abramovich's sale of Chelsea soccer club that he had wanted to go to Ukraine war victims.

The Charity Commission has confirmed to The Athletic that it is yet to receive an application for a foundation to be created

The government is reportedly preparing to take former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to court to get their hands on £2bn from the sale of the club. The oligarch previously said that the money from the sale,

According to information from The Financial Times, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy intends to transfer £2.3 billion from the sale of Chelsea to Ukraine. These funds have been frozen since the team’s sale.

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has promised to take steps to unblock the GBP 2.3 billion received from the sale of Chelsea football club by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich. — Ukrinform.

Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was forced to sell the club in 2022 and full proceeds from the £2.5bn sale remain frozen in a UK bank account; UKs position is money can only be used for humanitarian purposes;

More than £2.3 billion from Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea Football Club may finally be used for humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Foreign secretary David Lammy vowed to take ‘action’ against the Russian oligarch that could include launching a legal case.