Stamford Bridge has been the home of Chelsea for 118 years. The eleventh-largest football stadium in England has undergone many changes over the years but further renovations are now on the cards.
Todd Boehly hasn't shied away from making changes in London since completing a £4.25 billion takeover of the club last year. After kicking-off the process of developing the squad to become one of the best in Europe, the U.S billionaire is now in talks over transforming the oldest stadium in the Premier League.
As reported by The Telegraph Boehly is, with Behdad Eghbali, considering the available options to transform Stamford Bridge as one of the best stadiums in football as part of an ambitious £1.5bn project. Talk of demolishing the home of Chelsea to enable a new stadium to be built has surfaced, though no decision has been made.
