According to Mail Sport, although the Blues are set to introduce a new player for a specific position in 2027, the American figure will continue to play an active role within the team.
Since succeeding Roman Abramovich, who is widely regarded as the most successful figure in the club’s history, Boehly has been overseeing the organization.
Anyone inheriting such a prestigious legacy would naturally face pressure to deliver results swiftly, or risk disappointing supporters.
Regrettably, this pressure has manifested over the past two seasons, with Chelsea struggling to secure mid-table finishes.
Despite these challenges, the club has not shied away from significant financial investments since Boehly assumed leadership. Notably, they broke their transfer record twice during windows that saw the acquisitions of Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez.
However, the American has faced criticism, which has also impacted the current manager, Mauricio Pochettino.
Rumors have surfaced suggesting that Boehly may step down as chairman in the coming years, with Behdad Eghbali potentially assuming the role. It’s been reported that the club’s owners have decided to rotate ownership of the position regularly.
The implications of these changes on the team remain uncertain, but Chelsea supporters are clearly becoming increasingly impatient with the current state of affairs at Stamford Bridge.
There are indications of disagreements within the board regarding Pochettino’s future, with some members even considering scenarios without him.
