In the early 1990s, the Wu-Tang Clan said that cash ruled everything around them. In the early 2020s, Todd Boehly and Chelsea are putting that mantra to the test in the soccer world.

After Roman Abramovich left the London-based soccer club, everyone assumed the Blues would have to change their ways. Surely the new owner would be rich, but it seemed unlikely that anyone would be willing to spend with reckless abandon, especially in an era where data and outsmarting the market reign supreme. But then Boehly arrived.

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