Chelsea FC's co-owners, Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali of Clearlake Capital, are reportedly facing a major fallout after just over two years of ownership. Issues have arisen primarily due to the club's underperformance, the stalled redevelopment of Stamford Bridge, and differing visions for the club's future, leading to speculation about a potential buyout between the two parties. While Boehly has indicated he could raise over £2.5 billion to offer Clearlake a profitable exit, the latter has firmly stated they are not interested in selling their majority stake. Despite both sides needing to agree on major decisions, the growing rift raises concerns about a leadership crisis at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea's recent struggles on the pitch further exacerbate the tension, with fans reportedly preferring Boehly to remain involved. The situation highlights the challenges of ownership and management dynamics in modern football.