Todd Boehly is set to bring in his trusted ally Chris Jurasek to help solve Chelsea's current crisis - with the move expected to raise questions over the role of recently-appointed President of Business Tom Glick.
A consortium led by Boehly bought the club from Roman Abramovich last May and proceeded to fork out huge sums of money on players such as Raheem Sterling, Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk. As a result, Chelsea recently announced losses of more than £120million over the last financial year.
And in a bid to help fix Chelsea's struggles, Boehly is set to appoint a new chief executive. According to the Times, Chelsea are in 'final talks' with Jurasek as part of a 'broader management restructure'.
