Todd Boehli and Mark Walter are in talks with Clearlake Capital to sell their shares to Chelsea.

As the Financial Times reports, this potential benefit could put an end to the troubling super-cheeks in the middle of the London club.

Clearlake aims to cover 60% of the economical part of Chelsea. Currently, with most of the power in power, Clearlake and the Boley Walter consortium may have equal rights to manage the club. Boeli himself continues to resign the functions of Chelsea's head.

Differences between sportsmen won after the club was added to the club in 2022 for 2.5 billion pounds. The parties have different views on the development strategy of Chelsea, and negotiations for a possible redistribution of power are already facing a number of rocks.

However, at the same time, the desired housing is not available. Dzherela, familiar with the interruption of negotiations, said that the agreement could be concluded without being completed.

Negotiations will also take place on the basis of large-scale changes in Walter’s business assets. Last year, he sold his stake in the Los Angeles Lakers for 12.5 billion dollars to a consortium including Disney executive Bob Iger and investor Joshua Kushner.