Boehly and Clearlake led the consortium that bought Chelsea from Roman Abramovich in 2022, with Walter and Wyss also joining the ownership group. The club said the transition would not alter its day-to-day operations, leadership structure or strategic direction.
Clearlake said it remains committed to long-term sporting success, continued investment in Chelsea’s men’s and women’s teams, academy, training facilities and wider infrastructure.
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Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have agreed to sell their Chelsea ownership interests to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier League club. Chelsea have confirmed that Todd Boehly and Mark Walter will sell their ownership interests in the club to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier...
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- Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have agreed to sell their Chelsea ownership interests to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier League club.
- Chelsea have confirmed that Todd Boehly and Mark Walter will sell their ownership interests in the club to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier League side.
- Hansjörg Wyss will remain part of the ownership group as an important stakeholder.Boehly and Clearlake led the consortium that bought Chelsea from Roman Abramovich in 2022, with Walter and Wyss also joining the ownership group.
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Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have agreed to sell their Chelsea ownership interests to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier League club. Chelsea have confirmed that Todd Boehly and Mark Walter will sell their ownership interests in the club to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity group full control of the Premier...
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September 17, 2026
