Wyness hopeful of signs indicating rift in Chelsea boardroom easing

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However, according to Wyness, the hiring of new managing director David Beeston from Liverpool indicates a potential resolution to the existing tension within the company.

Former Everton chief exec Keith Wyness believes tension has eased inside Chelsea's boardroom.AdvertisementAdvertisement

He told Football Insider: "Just a few weeks ago, we spoke about how Clearlake and Boehly were at each other’s throats.

"That seems to have thawed. It’s amazing what a few wins can do, not just in the dressing room but in the boardroom.

"It does seem that peace has broken out. They will have known that it was a bad look, and hopefully, they’ve sorted things out."