Since taking over as Chelsea owner, Todd Boehly has already begun making his mark at Stamford Bridge, but his plans for the stadium itself could play a part in his legacy.
Back in March, when the American was shortlisted as a potential buyer but had yet to take over from Roman Abramovich, Boehly's attitude towards the stadium became clear. Not only that, but his stance on football stadiums in a wider sense had been established long before he was even in the running to replace the Russian at the helm.
Now he's in place as owner, and the first big transfers for Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly have been completed, attention has turned towards Boehly's plans for one of the Premier League's oldest home grounds. And, according to the latest reports, the 48-year-old is looking into redeveloping the stadium one stand at a time.
