Chelsea Football Club is experiencing a significant power struggle among its co-owners, Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital, following the dismissal of manager Mauricio Pochettino. Reports indicate that tensions have escalated to the point where both parties are considering buying each other out, despite Clearlake's commitment to retaining its majority stake of 61.5%. The relationship has soured due to cultural differences regarding the club's direction, financial strategies, and lack of progress on the stadium project. Boehly, who owns 38.5% of Chelsea, has reportedly lost faith in the partnership and believes he can raise capital to complete a full takeover. Meanwhile, Clearlake is open to acquiring Boehly's shares but has no intention of selling its own. The situation presents uncertainty for the club's new manager, Enzo Maresca, as he aims to stabilize on-field performance amid ownership turmoil.