Chelsea part-owner Todd Boehly is looking to buy a slice of another English sports team — this time in cricket. Cain ...

After arriving on campus with plans to become a doctor or philosopher, it was at William & Mary that Todd Boehly discovered finance. Now, Todd is chairman and CEO of Eldridge, an owner of the Los ...

Chelsea supporters have voiced their outrage at co-owner Todd Boehly following revelations about his ties to ticket resale ...

Unironically, Todd Boehly's arrival at Chelsea in the summer of 2022 fit the Hollywood bill as the American billionaire, fronting a high-profile consortium, wasted no time making his mark.

Chelsea fans have accused Todd Boehly of a ‘breach of trust’ after it emerged the billionaire co-owns a website involved in reselling tickets to Premier League games, including his own team’s.

Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly is reportedly co-owner of an 'unauthorised' website that takes part in the reselling of Premier League tickets to foreign tourists. Boehly, 51, who is also a co-owner ...

Chelsea chairman and co-owner Todd Boehly is a director and investor of a ticket exchange website that allows the resale of Premier League match tickets for thousands of pounds above face value.

(Bloomberg) -- Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries said it will launch a $74 billion asset manager and insurance holding company, capitalizing on the investment industry’s push for scale and ...

an asset manager overseeing about $74 billion that’s chaired by Todd Boehly. A joint venture between a Starwood Capital Group affiliate and Mast Capital secured the financing for the project ...

Chelsea name dragged through the mud by Todd Boehly Clearly, supporters of various clubs are going to take a very dim view of the fact that a Premier League club’s co-owner is profiting at their ...

TODD BOEHLY has been accused of a ‘breach of trust’ by Chelsea fans for his involvement in a ticket resale company. Chelsea co-owner Boehly is also a director of US based Vivid Seats which is ...

Chelsea have reportedly launched a new transfer policy following the recent sales of academy graduates Mason Mount and Conor Gallagher. The Blues have spent over €1 billion on new signings since ...