Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has confirmed that the club have plans to try and emulate Premier League rivals Manchester City's "multi-club" model.
Boehly's £4.25billion capture of the club was confirmed at the end of May and the LA Dodgers chief has not been shy in making sweeping changes at Stamford Bridge. The Blues spent in excess of £270m in the summer transfer window, while former boss Thomas Tuchel was ruthlessly axed last week.
Following the appointment of Graham Potter as the club's new head coach shortly after Tuchel's departure, Boehly has confirmed that the Blues are now looking at a number of possible options to help evolve their operations going forward - and plans include following in the footsteps of their title rivals.