Abramovich sees the argument against the Israeli passport, risks expulsion from England

The Russian billionaire, owner of Chelsea, was not renewed visa after having expired on the horizon, but he received Israeli citizenship and passport this month to enable his entry into the United Kingdom.

The new passport allows Abramovich to visit the United Kingdom for business for six months each trip. But government officials said he could not get in and out when he wanted to. British immigration law does not allow visitors to live in Britain for a long period of time through frequent or successive visits.

This fact could have a significant impact on Abramovich's future at the helm of Chelsea. Abramovich has already cancelled the club's proposal for building the planned stadium worth 1 billion pounds, citing patterns related to cost efficiency for an facility that would have 18,000 seats more than “Stamford Bridge”

Chelsea's Hierarchy was also concerned about the cost of relocation during what would be a 4-year-old megrim without a stadium with “Wembley” as a candidate country, is currently the auction site, with Shahid Khan offering 900 million.