New Chelsea owners are confirmed, as the club agrees to the terms of its £ 4.25bn ($ 5.2bn) contract with Todd Boehly.
Who, though, are the key figures in the alliance?
Todd Boehly
Todd Boehly drives a consortium. She owns 20% of the baseball World Series seven times to support the LA Dodgers and owns the Los Angeles Sparks American women's soccer team's clothing division.
Along with Mark Walter, he also has a 27% share in the NBA formation of the Los Angeles Lakers.
In 2015, Boehly founded Eldridge Industries, a private organization that puts resources into various businesses. In Eldridge, he has put resources into additional security firms, international organizations and innovation organizations, as well as Bruce Springsteen's music rights and sports betting firm DraftKings.
In the food business, he has placed resources at Aurify Brands - caffeine networks, for example, Le Pain Quotidien - and American brand Chuck E. Cheddar.
He is also the chief executive of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
Clearlake Capital
Clearlake Capital is a privately owned Californian private equity firm, which could demand a large portion of donations from Chelsea.
Operated by Jose E. Feliciano and Behdad Eghbali, it has resources of more than $ 72bn (£ 58bn) under management and has run or combined more than 300 speculations.
However, none of this has ever been in the game, as its portfolio focuses on product and innovation, energy and food and consumer management systems.
Mark Walter
Mark Walter is the CEO of Guggenheim Partners, a privately held private financial management company with a base camp in New York and Chicago. Guggenheim Partners has over $ 310bn (£ 250bn) resources under management.
Like Boohly, Walter, 61, is also a co-owner of the LA Dodger, who won the 2020 World Series and has a hand in the LA Lakers. In 2012, he was named the eighth most influential person in the sports business by the Sports Business Journal.
His guess is reminiscent of things that affected plant-based food producer Beyond Meat and online car dealer Carvana.
He and his best part have a state-owned residential facility in Florida, highlighting endangered and endangered animals.
Hansjoorg Wyss
The wealthy Swiss man Hansjoorg Wyss made a whopping $ 5bn (£ 4bn) and amassed his wealth by donating his clinical gadget synthes to Johnson and Johnson in 2012.
She has been involved in biotech organizations Novocure and Molecular Partners.
According to Forbes, the 86-year-old Wyss is "among the most generous people in the world", marking Giving Pledge in 2013 and thus agreeing to donate a large portion of his wealth.
He has made significant donations for natural and logical reasons, with the resources of his lucrative institutions costing approximately $ 2bn (£ 1.6bn).
In 2014, he pledged $ 120m to two Swiss colleges, the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, to help put a central position to accelerate clinical progress, while writing to the New York Times in 2018 that he would donate $ 1bn. international defense efforts for more than 10 years.
The consortium includes American PR chief Barbara Charone, British financial analyst Jonathan Goldstein and British author Daniel Finkelstein.
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