The government should seize the assets of Roman Abramovich because of his alleged links to corruption, according to a Labour MP.
Chris Bryant told MPs that a leaked Home Office document suggested that the owner of a football club should not base himself in the UK.
Mr Bryant said it was written in 2019.
A spokesman for Mr. Abramovich wouldn't comment.
Mark Spencer said the government had taken "very strong action against high-profile Russian individuals who are of concern."
The claims made in the Commons would not be brought to the attention of the government. The PM's spokesman said he couldn't comment on individuals in that way or on leaked documents.
The UK's response to Russia's actions in Ukraine will include sanctions on three billionaires with close ties to President Putin.
One of Russia's richest people is believed to be close to President Putin.
Mr Bryant urged the government to take action against Mr Abramovich, including removing his ownership of the football club.
The leaked Home Office document states that the Russia strategy is aimed at targeting illegal finance and malign activity. In court, Abramovich admitted that he paid for political influence. HMG will use immigration powers to prevent individuals linked to malign activity from establishing themselves in the UK and is focused on ensuring individuals are unable to base themselves in the UK.
Mr Bryant noted that the document had been produced three years ago and wondered if Mr. Abramovich should be able to own a football club in this country.
Surely we should seize some of his assets, including his home?
The primary owner of the private investment company is Mr. Abramovich.
He built his fortune in oil after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Mr Abramovich had delays in applying to extend his visa in the UK and eventually withdrew his application.
The businessman entered the United Kingdom without a visa after his spokesman confirmed that he was an Israeli citizen.
The Home Secretary confirmed last week that Tier 1 investor visas are being scrapped with immediate effect.