Todd Boehly's tenure as Chelsea owner is well underway. In his short time at the club, the American has already made several brave decisions and it looks as though he's got his own vision of how the club should proceed moving forward.
Arguably, the biggest of those early calls was to sack Thomas Tuchel, who only lifted the Champions League less than two years ago. The German has been replaced by Graham Potter on a five-year contract. New signings have been tied down to long-term deals, whilst there's hope that many of the trusted existing players will be offered renewals.
Boehly's been bold. Not all of his choices will pay dividends, but it appears as though he sees a different future moving forward. Luckily for Chelsea, he's overseen a transition in sports before. Of course, this wasn't in England, nor was it in football, but the same principle applies.
