Hints at Boehly in Chelsea’s royal struggles amid discussions on possible redevelopment from Stamford Bridge

Todd Boehly suggested that the Chelsea royal structure could turn if there is no consensus on the future of Stamford Bridge.

The club’s leadership is currently evaluating whether its historical home will be re -developed or moved to a new location, with the Earl court considering a potential alternative.

The decision is complicated due to the limited space available for construction on a large scale in London.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Bohly hinted that discussions about the stadium project can determine the long -term Chelsea royal dynamics.

“We have to think in the long run about what we are trying to achieve,” Boule said.

Stamford Bridge is an important project, with Clearlake Capital, a majority of Chelsea, who are committed to achieving this.

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“I think we are implementing a plan that will eventually have Chelsea where they should be. I mean, we have sat in the first four positions now.” pic.twitter.com/qjc0ui3dgw

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However, if an agreement cannot be reached, this may lead to a deviation between the participating club owners.

“We have an opportunity to develop the large stadium that we have to embody. This will be where we agree or finally decide to go to different ways.”

Tensions have been reported between the ownership group since the beginning of the season, as both parties previously expressing interest in the possibility of buying each other.

When he was asked about his position in selling his share in the club, Bohly replied: “I think the current situation is fine. I think we got what we learned from each other. As you know, I think we will be really able to solve it in any way.”

Despite the previous differences, Bohly stressed that the leadership of Chelsea is still united in their vision of the club, citing their current position in the Premier League standings as evidence of their progress.

“If you look at the development of the team, we have agreed with what we are trying to do and what we are trying to build,” he said. “It is a young team, it is a team with long contracts, and all these things were new.”