Quote from: borovichok on Today at 12:18:02 PM

Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 12:00:26 PM

Chelsea becomes even harder to get a good coach for the club. Pochettino becomes even closer to the chelsea, but the problem is if i were also seeing when naglesmann already reported to be even closer to the chelsea last weeks but he rejects it now.
Naglesmann was also trying to move to the totenham. It's likely that if pochettino will be a new manager for chelsea while naglesmann will be joining with totenham as a new manager.

This is a possible scenario to happen.

Chelsea is an elite club in EPL and there performance this season is poor. The whole team problem is entering dismayed stages, Todd Boehly needs to make a good decision this time around, the fans are grieving for the terrible form of the club. Julian Nagelsmann was Chelsea favorite to take over the managerial position of the club, but it turns out the deal collapsed. Luis Enrique is also out of the race to become manager, although talks going on with Mauricio Pochettino on taking over the club as head coach, let's wait for the outcome.

I recently examined Mauricio Pochettino's profile, prompted by the buzz surrounding his name, and I discovered that he does not have any English trophies to his name, he spent one year at Southampton and 5 years at Tottenham Spur before joining Paris Saint Club, he did not win any Premier League or European Cup titles. With this, I feel Chelsea should not settle for Pochettino and should instead focus on finding a more qualified coach.

Argentina and Brazil are known for their elegant football history but, Todd Boely should consider seeking out an experienced and successful coach to lead the team because this season, they have invested heavily in players, so it would make sense to invest in a top-notch coach as well; Instead of settling for another low-budget coach like they did after Tuchel was dismissed, they should consider recruiting a coach from other big clubs.