Boehyly in the fighting struggles in Chelsea during discussions on the potential reconstruction of the Stamford Bridge

Todd Boehyly, in the absence of a consensus on the future of the Stamford Bridge, offered to change Chelsea’s ownership.

The club’s leadership is currently appreciating to restart their historical houses or move to a new place, the Earl’s trial is a potential alternative.

The decision is complicated by a limited location available for large-scale construction in London.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Boehyly, the discussions around the Stadium Project can determine the long-term dynamics of Chelsea’s ownership.

“We need to think about how we are trying to do a long time,” Boehyly said.

Stamford bridge reconstruction or relocation, Clearlake Capital, the majority owners of Chelsea, it was reported to be due to this.

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However, if an agreement cannot be reached, it can cause disagreement between the club’s employees.

“We have the opportunity to develop a large stadium we need to be meat. Or there will be a place where we decide to go in different ways,” he said.

The tension between the article group has since the beginning of the season, both sides have shown that they have been interested in purchasing each other in previous ones.

When he asked his position in the club, I think the status quo was only something beautiful. I think we got what we learned from each other.

Despite the former disagreements, the leadership of Bathtea was combined in the position of the Premier League as evidence of his progress in the position of the Premier League and combined the club.

“If you look at the evolution of the team, we complied with what we are trying to do and try to build.” “A team of young people, there are long contracts and all this was new.”