Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly puts £15m mansion up for sale as American billionaire looks to shift house with bowling alley and basketball court

Boehly has listed his mansion in Connecticut and is hoping to make a huge profit on his property. Originally bought for just £3.25m in 2005, it's now up for sale at over four times the price. The 9.5 acre estate also features a swimming pool and pool house, sauna, indoor batting cage, two-bedroom guest house as well as boasting six bedrooms, nine bathrooms and four fireplaces.

The Connecticut home is one of many owned by Boehly. He also also owns properties in New York, Los Angeles and London. Boehly currently divides his team between London and Los Angeles, where he also owns part of the LA Dodgers baseball team and women's basketball team the LA Sparks. The Chelsea co-owner has invested heavily in the Blues since arriving in 2022, splashing out on players including Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer and Mykhailo Mudryk. However, he is currently locked in a dispute over the direct of the club and would have to spend heavily again to buy out co-owner Behdad Eghbali.

Boehly could be set to add a cricket team to his list of investments. The Chelsea co-owner is set to be involved in an offer for a large stake in The Hundred's London Spirit, according to Sky News.

Boehly's Chelsea do appear to be making strides on the pitch this season after another summer of heavy investment. The Blues face a huge London derby against Arsenal next, and the chance to move three points clear of the Gunners in the Premier League table with a win.