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The most surprising aspect is that when Chelsea has a chance to score, the players will play the ball out and some can't play it in a normal way. It would be better if Chelsea didn't even sign any players this season because I can see that the players they used last season are even better than this season's own; all of the players are young players and I still don't even understand their performance; I don't think Chelsea will make a good position this season.

Nope, this season is better than previous.

In the previous season, both of midfielder and striker are really useless. But now, Chelsea striker are quite good because they have Sterling, Nkunku, and Jackson, the problem is Nkunku currently injured, so Chelsea perform not maximal in their attack.

However another problem in Chelsea is the goalkeeper, signing Robert Sanchez and loan Kepa to Real Madrid is ridiculous decision.

Agree with you, Chelsea management decision to loan Kepa to Real Madrid was ridiculous. I think the Blues also lack a playmaker in midfield, who can set the tempo of the game like Frank Lampard in the past. My prediction is that if Chelsea cannot recover in the next three matches in the EPL, we can be sure that Pochettino squad will finish outside the UCL zone.

There are lots of sharp comments criticizing Pochettino tactical qualities, but I think it's normal because he's spending a lot of budget and hasn't been able to bring Chelsea to a winning path.

I really didn't expect that with the series of bad results achieved by Chelsea, so far the Blues have only been able to get full points when they met promoted team Luton Town. Conditions like this clearly don't make sense because judging from the investment made by Chelsea they shouldn't have messed up like that. Now that Pochettino is starting to feel the pressure, he has time to evaluate his team during the international break. But if conditions do not improve then Pochettino's fate will soon be determined if it is not difficult for Chelsea to finish in the top five of the standings.

The decision to loan Kepa was definitely a blunder, it's really regrettable but he seems to have made a deep thought about it. But I think it's too much if that's the only problem, because Chelsea's real problem is on the management side. So Todd Boehly should detect the main causes including transfer policies.