Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 03:19:43 PM

Quote from: BRINIRHA on Today at 09:52:47 AM

Chelsea's current condition is very doubtful. they have a problem with their consistency that doesn't improve. and now they also have to lose their trainer, Graham Potter. so Chelsea's current condition is very unclear. Unlike Real Madrid, which has a positive trend in the Champions League, we can't doubt it at all. and it is very clear that it is very likely that Real Madrid will indeed have the chance to win even in the two legs later. but Chelsea could have provided an unexpected result in the quarter-final match later. but it seems that not many people will dare to bet on Chelsea in the quarter-final match later.

Currently Chelsea is handled by Bruno Saltor, there is indeed no special track record from Saltor. But I think he's not much different from Potter. Saltor is Potter's team at Brighton. Indeed, a tough task is in his hands. He will face Aston Villa and Chelsea in the EPL. In the UCL they will play Madrid, there is a chance even if it is small. I think if Saltor can win and qualify for the semi-finals it's a surprise. But I'm sure it's Real Madrid who will qualify.

The Chelsea management should not have waited long to appoint a new coach after firing Potter. Bruno Saltor, who was appointed as interim coach, is indeed a bit difficult to carry out this mission, especially when he has to face Real Madrid, who are the defending champion team who have quite a lot of experience in the Champions League. If you compare with the success of Chelsea's temporary coaches before then it was just luck and of course very difficult to repeat. If the Blues want to take the Champions League more seriously, then bringing in a new coach with experience is the right solution. Now there are rumors circulating that Chelsea management will soon appoint Nagelsmann or Enrique as permanent coach.