Chelsea Football Club is facing significant turmoil at the ownership level, with co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali reportedly in conflict over the club's direction and future strategy. Boehly, who holds a minority stake, is seeking to buy out Clearlake Capital, which owns a majority stake, while Eghbali is determined to maintain control and possibly expand his ownership. This rift has been exacerbated by dissatisfaction over recent transfer decisions, including the loss of key players like Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen shortly after the new ownership took over. Additionally, Chelsea's recent performance has been lackluster, further intensifying scrutiny on their management. Amidst these disputes, Boehly's handling of transfers and managerial appointments has drawn criticism, leading to suggestions that the ownership's approach is flawed. The potential for a 'civil war' at Chelsea raises questions about the club's stability and future ambitions in the wake of their significant financial investments.