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“Before the Carabao Cup final, i WILL NOT fire Mauricio Pochettino, HE has plans for the club. And I will give him time. – Chelsea Owner Todd Boehly has sent warning message to Chelsea Fans who want Pochettino to be Sacked

Chelsea has lost their previous three games and is currently bottom of the table.

However, Mauricio Pochettino will take the pitch at Wembley to play Liverpool.

Considering that the club has paid over £1 billion in transfer fees since the new owner assumed control in May,

Chelsea is still in the middle of the table. In their last two league games, they have given up four goals in each — the first against

With 31 points, they are in 11th place, 20 points behind Klopp, after playing Liverpool and Wolves.

The Standard revealed that Pochettino was under increasing pressure and criticism, yet he

“keeps the backing of the Chelsea administration” and has “no intentions of making another mid-season managerial change.”

Argentina will therefore lead the Carabao Cup final on February 25.

Prior to that, Chelsea has matches against Manchester City and Aston Villa, so preparation will be difficult.

Remarkably, the Mail said that Chelsea, having failed to fire their fourth manager in three years, are now “concerned” that another move could “risk breaching Premier League spending rules.”

With just 18 months left on his deal, Pochettino’s dismissal will cost Chelsea “more than £10m” in additional squad costs, in addition to profit and stability clauses.

Many are anticipating a wave of player sales during the summer transfer window in order to balance the books, as they are already under fire for their extravagant spending.

The London team signed players to contracts that were too long to utilise the loophole that has since closed.

Some players “expressed personal regret” and “didn’t see the big project they were sold for,” according to Athletic. Isn’t that shocking now?

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