I watched Pochettino's first press release as a Chelsea manager earlier today and he made some promises and big statements that he is at Chelsea to win. It's difficult to take management of a team that reached one of its lowest levels in recent years. So far, I'd say he has been cleaning up the team and sold off some of the deadweight. Potter didn't want to admit it but there were players that weren't supposed to be in the club last season but he featured them more often than not.
It's going to be a long road for Pochettino. If there's one thing I'm sure of, it's that the next PL challenge is going to be really tough. All teams are arming their squad. Interesting times ahead and Good luck to Pochettino.
Yes, i totally agree with you that the massive changes that took place in Chelsea's body put the team in a very low phase. In fact last season they finished 12th in the EPL table and it was their worst finish in the last decade. The main factor I think is the change in ownership of Chelsea, Abramovich relinquishing his share ownership to Todd Boehly and friends in 2022 and automatically making major changes to the management chairs, as a result of which their performance is slowly decreasing.
In the hands of the new owner, Chelsea have sacked two coaches, Tuchel and Graham Potter. it looks like they will repeat the old habit of firing coaches if they don't consistently win matches. It is hoped that Pochettino's presence as a replacement for Graham Potter will bring new hope to Chealsea next season, it can be seen that they are very active in the transfer market this time by releasing a lot of players. Hopefully Pochettino can lead Chelsea to finish in the Champions League zone next season as promised.