Chelsea’s new owners – the story of Todd Boehly and his consortium
New York TimesThis is an updated version of a profile that was first published in March this year After two months of the kind of twists and turns you might find in a soap opera, a consortium led by Todd Boehly’s group agreed a deal to buy Chelsea. Kids these days are fully aware of what’s the best and the Premier League is the best.” Meet Todd Boehly, the Chelsea owner, who succeeded Roman Abramovich. Boehly, Chelsea’s owner, who succeeded Roman Abramovich The businessman set up Eldridge Industries seven years ago, a holding company that owns stakes in about 80 different finance, media, sports, real estate and tech companies. Given the costs involved in owning a club at the highest level, let alone Chelsea’s issues with maintaining a healthy bank balance, one might wonder why Boehly — who says Eldridge made over $1 billion in 2020 — sees a Premier League club as a good investment.