All Brands Owned by BlueCo 22 Holdings

What does BlueCo own?
BlueCo 22 Holdings owns Chelsea Football Club (Premier League, acquired May 2022) and RC Strasbourg Alsace (Ligue 1, acquired 2023). The consortium also controls Chelsea's home stadium Stamford Bridge, the Cobham Training Centre in Surrey, and Chelsea FC Women. Todd Boehly's broader sports portfolio, held separately through Eldridge Industries, includes co-ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, and Los Angeles Sparks.

Is BlueCo publicly traded?
No. BlueCo 22 Holdings is a privately held investment consortium. The company is not listed on any stock exchange and does not file public financial reports. The consortium is funded by the personal wealth of its members, including Todd Boehly (through Eldridge Industries) and Clearlake Capital (a private equity firm managing approximately $80 billion in assets).

Who founded BlueCo?
BlueCo 22 Holdings was formed in 2022 by Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital (co-founded by Behdad Eghbali and Jose Feliciano) as a special-purpose vehicle to acquire Chelsea Football Club. Other founding investors include Mark Walter, Hansjorg Wyss, and Jonathan Goldstein.

Where is BlueCo headquartered?
BlueCo is headquartered in London, England, United Kingdom, reflecting its primary asset, Chelsea Football Club. Chelsea FC is based in Fulham, West London, and plays at Stamford Bridge on Fulham Road. The club's training ground, Cobham Training Centre, is located in Cobham, Surrey.

How many brands does BlueCo own?
BlueCo owns two football club brands: Chelsea Football Club (Premier League, England) and RC Strasbourg Alsace (Ligue 1, France). The consortium does not own brands outside of football.

Who owns BlueCo?
BlueCo is owned by a consortium of investors. Todd Boehly holds a significant stake through Eldridge Industries and serves as chairman. Clearlake Capital, co-founded by Behdad Eghbali and Jose Feliciano, holds the majority economic stake. Other investors include Mark Walter (CEO of TWG Global, owner of the LA Dodgers), Hansjorg Wyss (Swiss billionaire), and Jonathan Goldstein (CEO of Cain International).

How much did BlueCo pay for Chelsea?
BlueCo acquired Chelsea Football Club for approximately 2.5 billion GBP ($3.1 billion) in May 2022. The consortium also committed an additional 1.75 billion GBP toward stadium redevelopment, the academy, and the women's team, bringing the total commitment to approximately 4.25 billion GBP.

Does BlueCo own other football clubs?
Yes. BlueCo acquired RC Strasbourg Alsace in France's Ligue 1 in 2023. The multi-club ownership model is intended to create player development pathways, scouting synergies, and commercial opportunities between Chelsea and Strasbourg. The model is similar to those operated by City Football Group and Red Bull.