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An earlier version of this article stated that Sportradar AG had recently been sanctioned by Volodymyr Zelensky.

The latest sanctions imposed by Zelensky involve 120 mainly Russian individuals and 287 legal entities, many of whom operate in the gambling industry.

It has been thoroughly worked out and closes schemes worth tens of billions.'Ĭhelsea only became aware of the sanctions when informed by Sportsmail earlier today, and are currently reviewing their contract with Parimatch, who also have commercial deals with Newcastle, Aston Villa and Leicester. 'It took some time to prepare the decision. Parimatch were sanctioned by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky

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