Wealth of Roman Abramovich, Orphaned Russian Conglomerate

The biodata and wealth of Roman Abramovich suddenly became much sought after following the tycoon's intention to sell Chelsea and donate part of the proceeds to help victims of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

This was also done following a number of economic sanctions given by the UK to the Red Bear Country's businessmen who invested their money in the Queen Elizabeth Country.
The news then became a hot topic of public discussion, especially among football fans. Many people are finally curious about the figure of Roman Abramovich.

Biography and Wealth of Roman Abramovich
Birth : Saratov, Russia, October 24, 1996
Source of Wealth: Steel Business, Oil, Investment
Place of residence: Moscow, Russia
Marital status: 2 times married and has 7 children
Education : S-2 Moscow State Law Academy

Roman Abramovich is a Russian resident of Jewish descent who is the son of Aron Abramovich Leibovich (father) and Irina Vasilievna Abramovich (mother).
Not many know that it turns out that Roman Abramovich has been an orphan since childhood where he was abandoned by his mother when he was 1 year old following his father 2 years later. Roman was raised by his relatives and spent his childhood in Northern Russia.

Source of Wealth
Roman Abramovich (Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich) is a billionaire, businessman, investor and politician of Israeli descent.
He is the majority owner of "Millhouse LLC," an investment firm whose main source of wealth financed a conglomerate of steel and oil businesses, including the Chelsea football club, which he acquired in 2003.
Not only that, Dasha Zhukova's ex-husband turned out to be a politician and one of the Russian oligarchs. From 2000 to 2008, Roman also served as governor of the Chukotka Autonomous Province, Russia.
According to Forbes magazine, his net worth is estimated at 12.4 billion US dollars or around Rp. 178 trillion by 2022, making Roman Abramovich the richest person in Israel and the 11th richest person in Russia, as well as being on the list of the 142 richest people in the world.

Football lovers
Roman Abramovich is a football lover. The proof is that he did not hesitate to spend trillions to buy Chelsea for 60 million pounds or Rp 1.1 trillion in 2003, which became the largest investment in the history of English football at that time.
Interestingly, Abramovich is fairly splurge because he bought the London club when it was in a slump, and poured massive money to spend on star players and hire top-notch managers.
The results are immediately visible, where the 2004/2005 season, Chelsea under the tutelage of Jose Mourinho successfully dominated the Premier League with a very classy record. Since then, Chelsea has consistently become a top European club and even the world.

They have won 1 Club World Cup, 2 Champions League, 1 Europa League, won the English Premier League five times, and lifted the FA Cup trophy four times and the League Cup three times.
Roman also did the same thing at Russian football club CSKA Moscow, where he bought him when the team was in a slump and then turned it into one of Russia's top clubs and quite calculated in Europe.