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Looking at the kind of match fixtures that lie ahead for Chelsea to play, I wonder if they will ever survive these games ahead of them,
The current state of Chelsea is in a critical condition that needs a Messiah to save them, hence with the poor state of the club, and with Pochettino as head coach, if they don't get a significant amount of points from these games and coupled with the depression that will follow suit after losing these games, I think they will hardly escape relegation this season.

Chelsea recruits new players this season, young players with the potential to score goals for the club, but they are likely in an infancy phase of development and are not yet ready to produce the best possible outcomes. I'm not worried about the upcoming games, but I am concerned about the team's overall health. Mauricio Pochettino will lead Chelsea through this difficult period; their upcoming games will be challenging, no doubt. Chelsea have room for improvement. They may be in their worst shape right now, but I'm convinced the Blues will be able to return to winning games without difficulty.

Maybe this is the transition period, but it seems to me with such spending on transfers the result should be from each player, but so far nothing good is happening, because during this time the team has scored only 5 goals in the Premier League and is in 14th place, this is a terrible result

Chelsea has made a fantastic investment but unfortunately the appearance of their new retainer has not had a good impact on the team. It is hoped that Pochettino's presence this season will be able to repair the Blues squad which was very damaged last season and in fact, up to now their condition has not improved.

I don't know what policy the Chelsea owner will take again. Chelsea owner Todd Boehly is certainly in a dilemma if he has to take another policy. Todd must be really wise in looking at the team's condition, because he must believe in the project that Pochettino is polishing. However, if Todd becomes easily influenced again, it will be difficult for Chelsea to rise again to become a big team because he is too easily shaken and has no principles in building a team. Maybe if he gives full trust to Pochettino maybe next season Todd will start smiling at his team.

Pochettino has been at the helm of the team for a few months now, what has changed? I only see talk that he can change something, but in fact nothing has changed for a long time. I understand that the team is in a difficult situation, in fact already broken, but he has the power to change it, but nothing happens, defeat after defeat