Chelsea could be “homeless” for 6 years – Boeli’s big dilemma for the team’s new stadium

The management of Chelsea is reportedly facing a huge problem regarding the team’s new stadium.

The managers of the “blue” estimate that there are two options at the moment: one is to stay 6 years away from “Stamford Bridge” while it is renovated and the other is to buy a new area and build the new “home” there of the London club.

According to British reports, there is growing frustration within the team as little progress has been made since new owners took over around two years ago.

The original intention was to renovate the current stadium piece by piece, as Liverpool did with “Anfield”.

If Chelsea do end up staying at Stamford Bridge, which has been their home since 1905, that means the entire complex will be demolished and rebuilt from scratch.

This project would take six years, forcing the club to move to Wembley during this time. However, in the event that he buys a new area and builds a new stadium, the purchase of just one plot of land would cost over 500 million pounds.

There are, of course, reports that a 60,000-seat stadium (such as Tottenham’s) would bring the club at least 1 billion (pounds) more in revenue, while the purchase of the club led by Boeli cost around 2.5 million .pounds, while he has promised investments of over 1.75 billion pounds.