Gullit introduced himself, saying, "Hi, I am Ruud Gullit." Boehly responded by asking, "What do you do?" Gullit explained that he played and coached for Chelsea, but Boehly seemed unsure about his connection to the club.

Gullit acknowledged that Boehly might not be to blame, but expressed concern that the club's identity and values are being lost under new ownership. He pointed out that some Premier League teams have struggled to maintain their unique character after changes in management.

Gullit praised Arsenal for retaining their identity under Mikel Arteta, while Liverpool's continuity under Jurgen Klopp and his successor is also a positive example. He emphasized the importance of a club's DNA and values in defining its success.

The story raises questions about the impact of new ownership on a club's identity and legacy. As a club with a rich history, Chelsea's ownership may need to prioritize learning about and respecting its past to move forward.