Todd Boehly to buy foreign teams 'like Man City' as part of Chelsea expansion plans
dailystar.co.ukChelsea owner Todd Boehly and his board of directors might well imitate their Premier League rivals Manchester City by buying feeder clubs to develop young talent elsewhere.
Boehly and his board of directors are considering the change in structure at Stamford Bridge - and that could start by buying stakes in continental clubs.The move might lead to the club cutting back on their extensive loan program which has seen 23 players leave on temporary deals for the 2022/23 season alone. READ MORE: Graham Potter 'already eyeing up first Chelsea signing' despite summer spending spree The Sun report that Chelsea 'see an opportunity to improve' by extending scouting and development across Europe and eventually wider.
That could give the club to chance to handpick the best talent and bring them into the first-team squad under Graham Potter, who has a contract until 2027.City's owners, City Football Group Limited, have stakes in New York City FC, Melbourne City FC, Montevideo City Torque, Troyes AC, Lommel S.K, Mumbai City FC, Girona FC, Sichuan Jiuniu FC, Yokohama F.
Marinos and Palermo F.C. Have Chelsea made the right call in appointing Graham Potter? Tell us in the comments section below. Potter is said to be assisting in the changes of the structure, with the club also linked to former Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards.Boehly reportedly wants to improve the global brand of Chelsea as part of his 'long-term vision' as well as brining the club more major silverware.
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