Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghabli remain at war over several major decisions at Chelsea, with the club still in slight disarray behind the scenes.The Blues have enjoyed a fantastic start to life under new boss Enzo Maresca and they are currently fourth in the Premier League table, only four points behind Liverpool ahead of their trip to Anfield after the October international break.However, the club’s owners continue to disagree on key decisions, including whether to remain at Stamford Bridge or move to a new location.READ MORE: Estevao reveals Cole Palmer messageBoehly is eager to relocate the club’s ground to Earl’s Court in order to expand its capacity to beyond 60,000, while Eghbali favours renovating Stamford Bridge.According to The Sun, the pair are yet to reach an agreement and Boehly may reportedly leave amid the dispute over Chelsea’s stadium plans.A source told the newspaper: “There is a growing realisation that Earl’s Court can’t be done, while Boehly could be out of the club soon.READ MORE: Mudryk ENDS goal drought amid uncertain Chelsea future“If Todd Boehly leaves, then the club are expected to push forward on plans to remain at Stamford Bridge and work towards a solution for a 55,000-capacity stadium.”If Eghbali gets his way, Chelsea will be forced to find a new home for two years in order to allow renovations to take place.Todd Boehly to leave Chelsea?Although Boehly has largely been the face of Chelsea’s ownership group since Abrahmovich’s departure, his influence has diminished since stepping down as Sporting Director.In fact, Eghbali is now the man with the most power at Stamford Bridge, and he is a key reason why the club parted ways with Pochettino.Clearlake Capital, a private equity fund managed by Eghbali and Jose E Feliciano, currently hold a majority 61.5% stake in Chelsea, while the remaining 38.5% is split equally between BlueCo partners Boehly, Hansjorg Wyss and Mark Walter.As things stand, Clearlake Capital have no desire to sell any of its shares and are even open to exploring the possibility of buying Boehly out.

Chelsea could stay at Stamford Bridge and redevelop their spiritual home if Behdad Eghbali beats Todd Boehly in their boardroom battle.

Chelsea are considering their options, with Stamford Bridge currently only holding 40,000 spectators, but there is a difference of opinion in the boardroom over the best move

CHELSEA will remain at Stamford Bridge and expand the stadium capacity to 55,000 — if Behdad Eghbali wins the boardroom battle with Todd Boehly. Blues’ co-controlling owners are at loggerheads and

Serie A side Genoa could well be without owners soon and the club is likely going to be up for sale soon, with 777 Partners now collapsing.While Josimar in Norway have confirmed that 777 Partners

Secolo XIX, as relayed by Calcio e Finanza, have reported that Genoa are indeed in trouble. Kenneth King was also part of the management committee of 777 and he is owner of A-CAP, who are struggling to stay up themselves. Back in May, A-CAP had taken a loan of €40 million to finance the footballing operations they had seized from 777.

As reported by The Sun , there is a disagreement between co-owners Boehly and Eghbali regarding the club's future.