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We know a lot of players from Dortmund, Sancho, Aubameyang, Bellingham and this list can be extended, but despite this they manage to maintain a high level of play. This is all possible only thanks to a very thoughtful transfer policy of this team, here’s an example, Dortmund buys Guirassi from Stuttgart for €17.5 million and remember my words when they sell him in a year or two for huge money, several times higher than this amount. This is how they work, this is their competent approach to transfers.
As things are working around Chelsea look like we are going to have same things like we have in Borussia Dortmund and Boehly is love to have strategy like this which will help him for having good profit from the selling and buying of the players instead of having titles which was trademark of this club in past Borussia Dortmund able to adopt things with solid strategy and having enough sources about this all and their results in Bundesliga are also good.
So, if we are going to have same policy then surely current changes are ok for the Chelsea and Boehly is going rightly, but they need to keep things at the better level because if they fail to have things on balance then their policy can go against them as well which will bring loses as well.
It will be very difficult to run a business model like Dortmund in the Premier League, because the competitive level is different, but we don't know what Todd Boehly will do in the future. It would be a shame if Chelsea started to change the club philosophy into a business of buying and selling players to make a profit. If Todd Boehly does this, it is no wonder Chelsea will quickly turn into a mediocre club. In my opinion, what Todd Boehly is doing now is revolutionizing Chelsea with a new face in their style, while still respecting Roman Abramovich glorious era. The investment in young players made by Chelsea management is very good for maintaining the club interests in the long term, and we must admit that the process takes a lot of time. Therefore, Chelsea fans must understand that perhaps Chelsea chances of achieving success in the near future are relatively low.