South Korean football agent and Nick Candy's consortium partner Catalina Kim has released a statement amid the Raine Group's imminent decision regarding Chelsea's new owners.
With bids for the Roman Abramovich ran club now in and being dealt with by the Raine Group, all the players like the supporters are anxiously and eagerly anticipating the final decision which could still be someway off yet. The likes of Todd Boehly's consortium, the Ricketts Family's collaboration with Ken Griffin, and Candy are the so called front runners in the race but don't rule out the likes of the Saudi Media Group yet amongst a few others who could make the 3-4 consortia shortlist which could be released anytime soon.
Whilst no official shortlist has been announced as of yet, Kim has seemingly suggested in a statement on Instagram that her and Candy's bid to buy Chelsea has been unsuccessful. This has not yet been confirmed by Candy himself. The statement released on Instagram account @catalina.n.kim, when translated from Korean to English, reads: "In European football, football is power. Becoming a club owner is not just a job you can do with money.
