Chelsea have held talks over leaving Stamford Bridge and building a new stadium at Earls Court, a report has revealed. The Blues first hatched plans to develop Stamford Bridge back in 2014 under former owner Roman Abramovich,

CHESLEA are reportedly in talks to move stadium away from Stamford Bridge. The Blues have been working on plans to play in front of an increased capacity since Roman Ambramovich’s tenure as

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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

JUST what London needs – another £1billion bowl-shaped, soulless football stadium. No offence to Spurs, because theirs looks great, but it’s not like they had years of title-winning

According to reports, Chelsea are 'in talks' over 'leaving Stamford Bridge' as moving to a 'bigger stadium' is a 'major priority' of their board.

The source adds that Chelsea have held discussions with Transport for London (TfL), one of the partners that manages the Earls Court site. They have drawn up plans and have even identified the Lillie Bridge depot as the area where they can build the new stadium.

Chelsea stands on the brink of a historic decision that could reshape its future. The Premier League giants, deeply rooted in their Stamford Bridge home for ove

Chelsea have called Stamford Bridge their home for more than a century, but the London club could end up moving after efforts to expand capacity have failed to bear fruit