Todd Boehly reveals potential new stadium plans for Chelsea

Todd Boehly, co-owner of Chelsea, has indicated that the future of Stamford Bridge may lead to a split among the club's owners if they cannot align on redevelopment plans. In recent interviews, Boehly emphasized the complexities of building within London and the need to consider various stakeholders, including Chelsea fans. He noted that the club has a significant opportunity for stadium development, with the possibility of constructing a new stadium within the next 16 to 20 years. Boehly's comments come amidst fan discontent regarding ownership decisions and the club's direction, particularly the focus on signing young players. He also confirmed that the club is exploring potential new locations, such as Earls Court, although any move would require agreement with The Chelsea Pitch Owners. Despite the challenges, Boehly remains optimistic about finding a long-term solution for the club's infrastructure needs.