According to Bloomberg, the current majority shareholder of Chelsea, Todd Boehly, is considering selling his sharesThe London club is currently structured as follows: 61.54% belongs to the investment company Clearlake Capital, which refers to Boehly. The remaining 38.46% is divided between the three entrepreneurs Todd Boehly, Mark Walter and Hansjorg Wyss.
Behdad Eghbali, co-founder of Clearlake Capital, is said to be in conflict with Boehly and could buy the latter’s shares. The reasons would be linked to the management of the club. The London club, since the change of ownership, has stood out for its massive intervention on the transfer front. In this market session alone, over 200 million have been spent. Last time around, the sum spent was 464 million. The one with Boehly’s arrival saw Chelsea spend 630 million.