Yes, it's true, at least Pochettino also has good abilities and it seems that there is no need to doubt his skills in building a team. After all, if they can still maximize the potential of the players they have, then surely Chelsea will no longer need to spend as much money as the previous season to build a team. So yes, with the election of Pochettino as Chelsea head coach, maybe that can also reduce or minimize Chelsea's budget expenses. Of course, it will be very interesting how it will turn out, because not making many purchases will at least be a gamble for Chelsea's performance next season.
IMO in this case I think as long as there is no proof then indeed we cannot give any reference to Pochettino.
We know that at first when talking about Potter, also with a series of slick performances at Brighton, many people gave Potter a lot of hope when replacing Tuchel, but this created expectations that were too high which made them have to be willing to fall quite hard.
At the moment Pochettino does see from experience that he is quite familiar with how the Premier League is run and of course even though he only won domestic titles at PSG this is also an achievement for him but in other matters of course we also have to reflect on what was before. The hope is that he can improve Chelsea's performance which has been destroyed this season but of course a heavy burden will also be carried and hopefully he can give his best according to the expectations given at this time.