It's unlikely to happen. Chelsea bought lots of players because they are gonna flip them for more money. If you see the club's composition, there are many inexperienced youths there. And it makes me think that if we're not going to see prime Chelsea in the coming years.
The current line-up does not show we care about the title race. But we care about buying a young talent, developing him well, then selling him. And that's straight with Boehly's vision that sees football as a business.
Todd Boehly is a business minded man. He’s seeing players as commodities and investing largely on them. But the rate at which the club is signing players and giving them a long contract is becoming scary at this point.
What happens when you have these so many kids on 100,000/weekly wages who cannot justify their value because they can’t get enough playing time or because they simply aren’t good enough even when they play, and they have 5/6/7 years left on their contracts?
I don’t know what Boehly is up to but so far his actions has been beyond footballing reasons. I think they’re exploiting some transfer loopholes. And the fact that they are selling their players at the same time for good prices gives him more zeal to invest more.
I read somewhere that the whole amount goes into the accounts for that year, rather than the first payment of a transfer fee, which is mostly amortized.
Chelsea are not looking to challenge for the league title anytime soon, they’re not stable .
Chelsea are doing a lot of things at the same time, management wise. They are buying players, selling players, renewing contracts, so on and so forth. They have also changed their manager for no reason. All in all, they look lost.
With the amount of players they have, I am curious to find out how Enzo Maresca manages to do his job. How will they even form a matchday squad? Insane things. But they are finding young talents with a high ceiling, whom they can sell later on when they get the right price. Probably how they are selling Gallagher now. Maybe that's what Boehly wants, and not trophies? He is a proper businessman and came here looking for good business. If he loses interest after a few seasons, he may sell the club and look for better businesses. We don't know any of that.
Chelsea may succeed in getting Top 4, or reclaim their Big 6 name. But it will be difficult. Apart from City, Arsenal, and Liverpool, 5 big clubs are fighting for 2 CL spots now. And mid-table clubs are doing great too. Tough times inbound for Chelsea.