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Chelsea Stadium Relocation to Earl's Court

Sector: Bridge • Location: London, England, United Kingdom

Source: Goal.com

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Chelsea co-owner Hansjorg Wyss has indicated that Earl’s Court would be the best option for the club's new stadium as they consider moving away from Stamford Bridge, which has been deemed too small for their ambitions. However, he noted that there are significant obstacles to this plan and currently, no one is assigned to drive the project forward.

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Chelsea co-owner Hansjorg Wyss has indicated that Earl’s Court would be the best option for the club's new stadium as they consider moving away from Stamford Bridge, which has been deemed too small for their ambitions. However, he noted that there are significant obstacles to this plan and currently, no one is assigned to drive the project forward.

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