Tom Boehly, the American billionaire owner of Chelsea, was taken to task at Stamford Bridge this Saturday, while the Blues sank again against Brighton (2-1) in the Premier League.
Todd Boehly’s first season as Chelsea owner is a total fiasco. On the edge of the precipice in the Champions League, the Blues, beaten 2-0 by Real Madrid in the quarter-finals first leg, are also in bad shape in the league, stuck in eleventh place in the standings, very far from European positions.
Still beaten by Brighton this Saturday, Chelsea have certainly said goodbye to qualifying for the European Cup via the championship, since Frank Lampard’s men are 11 points behind Aston Villa, the sixth.
Chelsea expect return on investment
Present in the stands at Stamford Bridge against the Seagulls, Todd Boehly was attacked by supporters of the London club placed above him in the stands. The businessman was actually photographed standing, presumably responding to the invectives of Chelsea fans against him.
Under the leadership of the 49-year-old American, Chelsea have spent almost 500 million euros on the transfer market this season, without the recruits managing to show themselves to their advantage. Headlining: Mykhaylo Mudryk, the Ukrainian star of the Blues transfer window, who is struggling to make his mark in England.
