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How do you see Chelsea taking action and choosing Mauricio Pochettino as the Blues' new manager? Does this outline bring positive things to Chelsea in the next season?

It is no easy responsibility becoming the coach of Chelsea, there is a lot of expectations and a huge responsibility to win every game as manager. Now with the recent poor performance of Chelsea and the number of coaches the team has had in a a short time, Pochettino will be pressured if in the first three games Chelsea play next season, they still loose. He has been the coach of big teams like PSG and even had an experience of the Premier League before, so he may have no problems understanding how the league is. Chelsea will have to qualify for the Champions League next season, the team already has the players who can do the job, we will see if Mauricio Pochettino fits the job.

I think it's very difficult to lose your first three matches, no matter who your opponents are. All the more reason for him to have enough time to put the team on its feet, change someone or buy someone. I think Chelsea will return in the autumn, they are unlikely to win, but they will qualify for the Champions League for sure

coach pochettino is experienced in English premier league, he's taking over a youth team. With his experience he will transform this team to a competitive one. It will take time and patient to develop this team. Some players has to be sold out, qualifying to champions league should be their target next season

This goal is more than achievable, I believe. I say if he becomes head coach in the summer (or is he already?), at a time when the season is over, he has plenty of time to rebuild the team. Yes, transfers are definitely needed, some players already need to be changed, besides trying to build a slightly different team