Vitesse Arnhem: Last News

Chelsea.Abramovich confirmed earlier this month that he would be selling Chelsea after almost two decades as owner, although the process has been made harder due to sanctions imposed on him.However, he is not the only Russian owner of a European club to be cutting ties with their asset in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Vitesse Arnhem owner Valeriy Oyf announced on Friday that he would be selling his shares in the club and stepping down from the board.In a statement published on the club's website, Oyf explained: "It does me much pain to leave Vitesse in this way, but in the current situation I am taking this difficult decision in the interest of the club, employees, supporters, sponsors and other stakeholders.”Oyf has been on the club's board since 2016 and became the majority shareholder two years later in 2018.Vitesse are also an affiliate club of Chelsea, a relationship formed under previous owner Aleksandr Chigirinsky, a friend of Abramovich.Chigirinsky owned Vitesse for five years between 2013 and 2018 before selling the club to Oyf.Should all Russian owners be forced to sell their clubs? Let us know in the comments section below.The partnership between the two clubs has seen a number of Chelsea players spend time on loan in the Netherlands with Vitesse.Most recently, Mason Mount and Armando Broja have both enjoyed successful spells on loan playing in the Eredivisie.Vitesse are currently sixth in the Eredivisie this season and remain in Europe having progressed ahead of Tottenham Hotspur from the Europa Conference League group stage.They trail 1-0 to Jose Mourinho's Roma following the first leg of their round of 16 tie, with the second leg in Roma scheduled for Thursday.Want to be on the ball with all of

Alexander Buttner has admitted he was in a local chip shop with a group of friends when he discovered Manchester United wanted to sign him, confessing that he thought it was a prank.

Celtic will be securing one of the hottest prospects in Europe if they complete a deal to land Sead Haksabanovic, according to his Rubin Kazan boss Leonid Slutsky.

Robbie Neilson joked that he expects a call from Ibrox after Rangers shipped three goals against Ross County at the weekend.

You can't beat a wee transfer stooshie to spice up an already lively window.

Money talks and signings make the world turn, so what's in store for us today?

Signings season continues to provide thrills and spills.

We're heading into the final stages of the January window and there could well be more drama to come.

Sunday may be a day of rest for most but the transfer window simply does not stop.

It felt inevitable and finally one of the best defenders in Scotland made a big decision over his future.

Vitesse Arnhem boss Thomas Letsch appears increasingly resigned to losing Rangers target Danilho Doekhi.

Transfer season is in full flight and there is plenty going on over at Rangers for Gio Van Bronckhorst to consider.

Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven are considering making their move for Rangers target Danilho Doekhi.

Rangers will make offers to both Danilho Doekhi and John Souttar in January, according to a report.

In-demand Danilho Doekhi is reportedly being tracked by Rangers as he enters the final six months of his contract.

Tottenham Hotspur have been eliminated from the UEFA Europa Conference League after Stade Rennais were awarded a 3-0 win for their postponed fixture.A Covid-19 outbreak in the Spurs camp meant the game was postponed earlier in December.An alternative date for the fixture wasn't found, and as a result of the 3-0 forfeit Spurs finished third in the group - leaving them out of Europe.Tottenham had been drawn into a group with the tricky French side as well as the Dutch outfit Vitesse Arnhem, who qualified in second, and Slovenian champions NS Mura.Spurs had picked up seven points from their first five group games, and Conte's side needed a win against Rennais to secure second in the group."Following several positive cases of COVID-19 that were

straight to your inboxLeicester City are eyeing Vitesse Arnhem defender Max Clark as a potential replacement for Ben Chillwell amid speculation he could move to Manchester City this summer, according to reports.City have finally seen their grip on the Premier League title slip this season as Liverpool were crowned Premier League champions following their 2-1 defeat against Chelsea.Both of Chelsea's goals came as a result of defensive mishaps, with the first being particularly bad following two mistakes in quick succession from Benjamin Mendy.It was a microcosm of the Blues' season as they have struggled at the back, with left-back being one of the problem areas.