I doubt chelsea have more players than Manchester city? Last season, Manchester city up to 3 teams. First 11, second 11, and 3rd. Even in 2021/2022 colleague possession, Pep Guardiola had the highest number of players in the whole of England and it has never once affected him. If a lack of players should affect a team, should too many players do the same? I doubt this sir. The only time that many players in a tram become a problem is when the coach lacks the skills of rotation. If he doesn't have a pattern or tactics, he will end up positioning there players just like Potter did. An experience coach would have made the best out of the Chelsea team last season.
Guardiola is a master in rotating players and his strategies and tactics makes it even easier to do so. My eyes are on Chelsea next season, they are one of the teams to look out for. With Pochettino taking as manager, I would want to see how well he can utilize the players at his disposal and what tactics and formations he will be working with to get the results. I really hope they will not repeat the poor form of the just concluded season.
Pochettino wouldn't make any instant impact with Chelsea due to the mass exodus and departure of the core players of the team and with few new signings yet to adapt to new league, Pochettino will have to start a rebuilding process on the squad just like when Arteta took over Arsenal last two seasons ago, I am expecting Chelsea to become a formidable and strong team season after the next one because their new signings are young players, the duo Nkunku and Jackson if they integrated well into the team with the likes of Enzo, Madueke, Reece James, Carney Chukwuemeka, Mykhaylo Mudryk etc definitely Chelsea will be a team to beat in the nearest future.