Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has addressed the growing discontent among Blues supporters, who have voiced frustrations over the club’s direction under the current ownership.

In recent months, protests have emerged from sections of the fanbase, criticising the lack of a clear vision at Stamford Bridge. The dissatisfaction stems from Chelsea’s inconsistent performances and an unclear pathway to success despite significant investment in the squad.

However, Boehly remains unfazed by the backlash, suggesting that trying to satisfy everyone is an impossible task. Speaking about the situation, he stated:

“The reality is the sooner you learn you’re not going to keep all the people happy all the time, freedom shows up from that.”

Despite the off-field tensions, Chelsea continue their push for a top-four finish in the Premier League. A trophy this season appears unlikely, but the Blues are still aiming to secure Champions League football for the next campaign.

Boehly and his consortium have faced criticism for their decision-making, but the American billionaire’s latest comments indicate he is not overly concerned by the protests. Whether fans will accept his perspective remains to be seen as Chelsea look to stabilise under manager Enzo Maresca.