The difficulties Chelsea encountered last season were in fact numerous had a cumulative impact on their performance and contributed to a degree of unpredictability. They occasionally defeated elite teams showcasing their potential but they also had their share of subpar performances. However the recent hiring of Mauricio Pochettino as the team new manager inspires fresh optimism for advancement. It is crucial to admit that expecting your side to win every game this upcoming season is unreasonable given how unpredictable the Premier League is and How any team can beat any other. However Chelsea may work harder and aspire for a more successful campaign in the future by addressing their team adjustments and spending money on talented players.
The bottom line is I don't think players are a problem for Chelsea and they have very good players, I think this is a result of the management's decisions that may not be in line with the coach and the players. Management cannot unite one another so that cohesiveness in the game is difficult to materialize. True, sometimes the Blues are able to beat some teams and even elite teams, but it doesn't happen much and maybe just a fluke. And still, in the end it is difficult for them to achieve consistent results for a victory. I see that Pochettino's arrival is slightly different compared to previous coaches, he looks more serious in his work, and plans various extraordinary maneuvers for Chelsea's progress process. I have little faith in Pochettino's coaching and with his arrival I assume that in the Premier League next season Chelsea will show a change.