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Terry Praises Abramovich, Directly Criticized by British Officials

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John Terry praise Roman Abramovichafter the tycoon will leave Chelsea. The comments were criticized by British officials.

Chelsea to be sold by Abramovich, after the Russian billionaire was dragged into the war Russia vs Ukraine. Abramovich is called a close person to the President of Russia, Vladimir Putinwhich started the war since last week.

Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003, and turned the West London club into a new powerhouse in Europe. A total of 21 trophies can be won, including 5 Premier League titles, 5 FA Cups, 2 Champions League trophies, 2 Europa League trophies, to the European Super Cup and Club World Cup.

Chelsea’s success in the Abramovich era was felt by John Terry, a Chelsea player who had a career from 1995 to 2017. Terry, who was able to enjoy many trophies under Abramovich’s leadership, immediately said his goodbyes on his social media.

“The best owner in the world,” Terry tweeted, accompanied by three blue hearts and mentioning the Chelsea account.

The teasing was immediately criticized by many parties. Netizens warn John Terry that Roman Abramovich also involved in the war in Ukraine.

One of them is from Chris Bryant, a member of the British Parliament from the Labor Party. Bryant reminds Terry that his boss got a lot of people killed in Ukraine.

“I think you should delete this tweet as soon as possible. Ukrainians are being bombed, shot at and killed while you celebrate Abramovich,” he tweeted.

Furthermore, Bryant regretted that Terry praised Abramovich. Moreover, Terry is also the former captain of the England national team.

“I don’t know if you’ve seen this, but he [John Terry] uploaded a photo with Roman Abramovich. What do Ukrainians think of the former England football captain?” he was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.

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