Todd Boehly sends clear message ahead of Chelsea’s new era under Enzo Maresca

Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly is confident in the club’s future success.

Having acquired a majority stake in the club alongside a consortium of investors including US private equity firm Clearlake Capital and Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss following Roman Abramovich’s forced sale of the club in 2022, the approach aimed at creating sporting success at Stamford Bridge was implemented. intense scrutiny.

Finishing 12th in 2022/23 and sixth in 2023/24 was not part of the plan when the ownership group arrived, particularly after pledging to spend over £1bn in the transfer market for a multitude of talented but expensive players from around the world, with strategy having changed the dynamics of the transfer window in recent years.

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Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, Frank Lampard and Mauricio Pochettino have all stalked the Stamford Bridge touchline as coaches during the Boehly/Clearlake reign, and with Enzo Maresca set to be the fourth permanent appointment since 2022, much depends on the Italian to get the plan. RIGHT.

But despite the heavy spending and relative lack of success, the club has work to do in terms of player exchanges or tangible asset sales before the end of the current financial year in order to remain compliant with club regulations. Premier League in terms of profits and sustainability. (PSR), Boehly remains optimistic about the club’s chances.

Speaking to Bloomberg Invest earlier this week, Boehly said: “When things are good, everything is good. When things aren’t going as well, things aren’t going as well.