Chelsea are considering leaving Stamford Bridge and building a new stadium as the club look to increase the capacity of their home ground.Stamford Bridge currently boasts a capacity of 40,343 and ...

But, as reported by The Sun last February, Chelsea's current owner, Todd Boehly, is considering moving the club's headquarters away from Stamford Bridge, specifically to Earls Court.

There is a good chance that UK-based football supporters know Chelsea is an area of London, so CFC LDN isn’t targeted at them. It is aimed at supporters in Asia and America, for example, who may ...

Whether Chelsea rebuild Stamford Bridge or go to Earl’s Court, there are a lot of conversations to be had. For example, much was made recently of Gannon meeting with Transport for London.

Chelsea's proposed Stamford Bridge rebuild could see the Blues forced to find a temporary home when work on the project eventually starts, but there looks to be a viable option open.

The RFU has been lobbying hard to be allowed to stage more non-rugby events at Twickenham – and this could extend to hosting Chelsea who have been looking to redevelop Stamford Bridge.