Chelsea have been notorious for their 'sacking culture' at Stamford Bridge over the past two decades, something which Todd Boehly will be keen to change.
The Blues adopted a different model to their Premier League rivals under former owner Roman Abramovich which revolved around regularly changing the manager at the club. Despite the changes in the dugout, Chelsea continued to achieve plenty of success both domestically and in Europe with the west London outfit having won two UEFA Champions League titles in the past decade.
Following the £4billion takeover at Stamford Bridge, Boehly has wasted little time in implementing his own long-term vision at the club but couldn't help in continuing the sacking trend. Thomas Tuchel was replaced by Graham Potter as Blues boss just weeks into the new season, but now the club are set to back the new manager for the long-term.
