
Sport
Share
Published 15:15 28 Mar 2024 GMT
Updated 15:15 28 Mar 2024 GMT

Chelsea will appoint a new chairman who will replace Todd Boehly.
According to the Daily Mail, the club’s American co-owners can pass the chairmanship between themselves every five years as part of an agreement and will look to do so in three years' time.
No decision has been made on who will replace Boehly, but it is likely that one of Behdad Eghbali or Jose Feliciano, will take the reigns until 2032. At that point, Boehly would have the option to return and reclaim his minority stake if he wished.
Speculation about struggles in the relationship between Boehly and Clearlake Capital have been dismissed by Chelsea and the two are in contact on a regular basis.
Fans of the two-time European champions have regularly pointed the finger at Boehly since his arrival in 2022, citing his role as a reason behind their dramatic fall down the table.
Reports have suggested that Boehly's approach is more with a view to the long term whereas Eghbali and Feliciano would want to deliver success quickly to cool the pressure place upon them by investors.
The Blues are 11th in the Premier League and were heavily criticised for losing the Carabao Cup final to a youthful, inexperienced Liverpool side.
Despite their misfortunes Chelsea have also reached the FA Cup semi final and will play Manchester City. They could also even sneak into a European spot if they have a good run of form until the end of the season.
Related links:
Explore more on these topics:
England Netball miss out on Commonwealth Games bronze
England’s hopes at Commonwealth glory are at and end. England netball were beaten 68-50 by world number one side Australia in the Commonwealth Games bronze-medal match, ending the Roses’ hopes of a podium finish. Anna Stembridge’s side had suffered a semi-final defeat by New Zealand less than 24 hours earlier and could not muster a […]
Sport
23h
Sangare joins Brentford for club record fee
Sangare signs a five-year contract Brentford have signed Mali midfielder Mamadou Sangare from French side Lens for a club record fee, the Premier League club confirmed on Saturday. The 24-year-old has signed a five-year contract, with the option of a further year, as head coach Keith Andrews strengthens his midfield ahead of the new campaign. […]
Sport
1 day ago
Sport
AC Milan and Italy legend Franco Baresi dies aged 66
Sport