Chelsea has been parting ways with majority of their first team players which has been sending panic to the heart of the club's fans. Many thinks that the numerous players that has left the club this summer transfer window will sure affect the club's performance in the league come next season.
I don't think that'll be the case when when Chelsea face their opponents come next season. The club just signed a 22 years forward Jackson from Sevilla and would still add more players to the squad. Mauricio Pochettino wants to to play his own style of football and deserves all the support to achieve his aim.
Concerns like this seem to be normal especially when looking at Chelsea's performance this season especially with the majority of players in attack and midfield now new and the coach also new will certainly give concerns about the chemistry that is woven.
It would be great if Pochettino could get his squad right and not face any problems with adaptation but this is the Premier League and sometimes the season can be much harder than expected. Even though Pochettino has more knowledge because he has been at Tottenham before but this is also not a guarantee so it is quite natural when there are many concerns especially for fans from Chelsea who hope that their bad condition this season will not be repeated next season.
Mauricio Pochettino is not an amateur when comes managing a top club in the English Premier League abd that's why I'm very optimistic that he surely does know why he's allowing many of the first team players at Chelsea to leave.
Pochettino surely has his own tactical style of football and wouldn't want to keep players that he knows would not fit in to his style. Chelsea I believe will do well under Mauricio Pochettino
In this case I agree because indeed he is not suitable to be called an amateur because indeed he has been at a big club like Tottenham or PSG. but on the other hand we also know that Potter or maybe even Conte is also not an amateur but can be said to be a flop at Chelsea so in this case I'm not going to look down on Pochettino but I don't want to have too high expectations either for this coach because of course it can disappointed me even more.
All that needs to be done now is to wait and see until the end how the line-up will be a fix for him going through next season.
Concerns like this seem to be normal especially when looking at Chelsea's performance this season especially with the majority of players in attack and midfield now new and the coach also new will certainly give concerns about the chemistry that is woven.
At present, Chelsea have brought in several new players who are expected to really fit in with Chelsea and make the quality of their game even better, and be able to enter the UCL again next season. Because their failure in mysim makes them learn a lot. But can they bounce back like they did with Barcelona?
To get back into the top 4 must come with tough obstacles, I think because of course we know the current movement is not only Chelsea, who really want to try to be better, but several other big clubs like Liverpool who have failed this season to penetrate the top 4. They certainly want the same thing. The same.
To be honest for Chelsea it will be very good that they bounce back quickly but for me as long as they return to a decent position on the table at least below the top 8 it is very good when compared to this season we know how messy their performance is.