Clearlake boss Jose E. Feliciano insists Chelsea can become a £1bn-a-year club.
Feliciano joined Todd Boehly in buying the club after the UK government forced Roman Abramovich to sell.
Speaking at Bloomberg's Bloomberg Invest event, he said: "We think we have incredible opportunity to double revenue. We think we have one of the best media properties and sport properties in the world where we can get to a £1billion of revenue.
"We have hidden assets. For example, we have the Chelsea women's football club that's arguably a top three women's football club in the world. It's a completely undervalued asset right now. There's no reason why that property should not be producing several hundred million dollars of revenue in it's own right, being a billion dollar-plus or at least a half a million dollar-plus media property.
"We think there's a lot of opportunities embedded in the company that we bought, it just happens to be Chelsea Football Club. A club that in some cases that has fans where the family has been fans for five generations. That's what is unique and we care about our supporters, that's extremely important for us, it's part of the DNA of the club and we are not going to be successful if we leave our supporters and fans behind. That's unique.
"We have a different type of stakeholder that you normally wouldn't have in other companies. Then again, we are used to having stakeholders, there's employees, customers, suppliers. In every company you have different types of stakeholders, it just so happens here a very significant stakeholder is that supporter fanbase."
