Well he is not the first to start the tradition because I think it's like a ritual with the owners of the club now and the previous owner @Roman abramovich even did worse as he frequently sacked coaches on a steady although his wasn't fixated on squandering money on buying big names but he did have his fare share of the Chelsea syndrome.
But in Roman Abramovic's era Chelsea became a very successful club in the Premier League and if I'm not mistaken during his 19 year leadership era at Chelsea the club was able to win 21 trophies and was always a regular at winning the Premier League title. For me, comparing him with the current Chelsea leader is very different, obviously Abramovic is smarter in managing management and the team, I don't agree if Todd Boehly is compared to Abramovic, Todd Boehly always makes quick and rash decisions, he really encourages management to recruit young players but without aware that Chelsea not only needs the support of young players but also requires good adaptation between coaches and players so that Chelsea can be successful again as a top club. If Todd Boehly continues to decide to change coaches every season, I doubt Chelsea will ever regain its glory.
Abramovic > Todd Boehly and it's definitely not comparable in any way. Chelsea in Todd Boehly hands what to be proud of? nothing
Therefore, if anyone compares the two, it is like clouds and earth, Todd Boehly will not be able to surpass the achievements achieved by Abramovic while he was Chelsea title holder. In any case, it would be very reckless for those who consider Abramovic to be equal to Boehly.
Draw conclusions that during his time with Boehly there were so many bad results starting from the destruction of performance, the selection of player coaches and club management in disarray from bottom to top. Todd Boehly does not have the same capacity, does not have clear club management, and so far Boehly is only concerned with club profits, not club achievements.