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Prospective new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has laid out his plans for Stamford Bridge should he purchase the club.

The development of the stadium is one of the key factors in any takeover offer and could swing the decision in favour of the successful bidder. It comes as rival bidders are believed to be angry at the prospect of the Ricketts consortium allegedly getting favoured treatment in the buying process.

Meanwhile, Timo Werner was signed by the Blues in 2020 and was seen by many as a major coup given Premier League rivals Liverpool were interested in his services. But Werner's time at Stamford Bridge has not gone to plan and the German has spoken out about his future in west London.

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Todd Boehly is one of the four bidders attempting to buy Chelsea and it is believed that he has plans to redevelop Stamford Bridge.

The Evening Standard reports that the co-owner of the LA Dodgers and LA Lakers has already consulted a number of people including David Hickey who was working on former owner Roman Abramovich's failed plans. Boehly believes that he can beat out the competition by showing he is determined to