Todd Boehly proposed that the Premier League consider selling its global TV rights to Netflix, expressing confidence in the value of Premier League content. Speaking at the Financial Times Business of Football Summit, he emphasized the need for unity among Premier League executives to secure the league's future success. Boehly discussed innovative ownership ideas, such as issuing shares to promoted teams to foster equity. While addressing his tenure at Chelsea, he acknowledged recent struggles but highlighted positive foundational changes within the organization, advocating for a focus on long-term development despite the challenges of managing competing interests.
Boehly emphasized the value of Premier League content and suggested that Netflix might be a suitable partner for selling global TV rights to enhance reach.
He proposed a new model of ownership where Premier League clubs could share in equity, which would allow promoted teams to retain a stake after possible relegation.
Boehly acknowledged the challenges of his ownership at Chelsea but indicated a focus on building a strong foundation for the future.
He concluded that learning to manage diverse opinions among stakeholders is essential for effective leadership and growth within the club's framework.
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