Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has spoken about his plans for the football club.

The current ownership has spent over £1bilion on new signings, but it’s yet to translate into success.

For Todd Boehly, he has reaffirmed the club’s commitment to building a stable, long-term project focused on youth, consistency, and sustainability – with no panic over short-term setbacks.

He said recently: “In order to have a really good team you need stability within the team, environment. The only way that comes is through time. We set it up to be able to benefit from that.

“We think we have one of the best young teams. We were early on doing seven, eight, nine year contracts because we really wanted to make sure that we could keep the team together for a long time.

“We don’t have any clauses like that in any of our contracts for losing players if we don’t get UCL.

“We’ve done most of our investing. We’re not looking it as a spend, we look at it as an investment. We’re trying to build the best portfolio of players that can perform at the highest level for the longest periods of time.”