Roman Abramovich’s staff forced to buy their own toilet paper as he struggles to pay bills
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SANCTIONED billionaire Roman Abramovich’s security guards now have to buy their own loo roll.
Free bread, milk, tea and coffee perks have also been axed as Chelsea FC’s owner struggles to pay the bills.
Cuts came after the Russian oligarch’s ex-wife had to step in pay Team Fusion’s invoices.
The company manages security in Britain for Abramovich, 55, for around £400,000 a month.
But Irina Malandina, who has five kids with her ex-hubby, is cutting back on “unnecessary financing” after he had assets frozen by the Government over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Security staff accommodation in Chelsea, West London, is being reduced from three flats to one and the 25-strong team slashed.
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They must also pay for their own wifi and TV subscriptions.
Horses owned by the family at their £20million Fyning Hill mansion in West Sussex are also being sold and classic cars including a £1.2million Mercedes Gullwing put in storage.
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