
English Premier League club Chelseasaid Thursday they were pressing for talks with the UK government after their billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich was hit with a UK assets freeze and travel ban.
The club said in a statement it would fulfil its upcoming fixtures but indicated restrictions imposed on its day-to-day operations under a special licence were too harsh.
"This will include seeking permission for the licence to be amended in order to allow the club to operate as normal as possible," it added.
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