Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has laid out a three-point plan to transform the club into a global force - including the appointment of a new sporting director, with Luis Campos emerging as a standout candidate for the role.
Graham Potter was appointed as the club's new head coach on Thursday, just over 24 hours after the dismissal of Thomas Tuchel. Potter, 47, has won plenty of plaudits for his progressive, modern approach at Brighton - and his arrival is set to spark a huge overhaul at the club.
Potter's appointment has already seen a big change in personnel at Stamford Bridge, with the former Swansea man joined by five new members of staff who were also on the books at Brighton.
