Chelsea are in talks with Premier League rivals Fulham over a four-year ground share while they redevelop Stamford Bridge.
American billionaire Todd Boehly and his co-controlling owner Behdad Eghbali are determined for the club to have one of the greatest stadiums on the planet by 2030.
The whole project could cost a mega 2bn and a fresh report today says it could mean them playing their home games away from Stamford Bridge for FOUR YEARS.
The Daily Mail says that will be at either Fulham's Craven Cottage, Twickenham or Wembley.
It states that Boehly has informally approached fellow American billionaire Shahid Khan, the Fulham owner, about using his club's ground" during that period.
The report suggests that would involve the majority of Chelsea's Premier League matches being played at Craven Cottage.