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‘Mouricio Pochettino doesn’t know how to coach a big club, otherwise why would you keep a player like Him on the bench when he want sto win games against Brentford that have Ivan Toney with straight 5 home wins?’ Arsenal Manager Manager Mikel ARTETA, refers to Pochettino as a ‘BABY COACH’ for benching the £75 million star in Brentford draw yesterday. I think he is making sense here 😥💔Mikel makes brutal Mauricio Pochettino sack admission with Chelsea ultimatum.

Chelsea legend John Obi Mikel has issued a warning to Stamford Bridge manager Mauricio Pochettino amid mounting pressure in his debut season. Despite success in cup competitions, Pochettino faces scrutiny as Chelsea sits mid-table. Following a recent FA Cup victory over Leeds United, the Blues are set to confront Leicester City in the quarterfinals after a Carabao Cup final loss to Liverpool.

Chelsea’s chances of securing European football for the next season hinge on winning the tournament, as they trail 17 points from the top four and nine from the top six. Mikel shared his perspective on Chelsea’s European prospects, stating that a top-four finish seems unattainable, emphasizing the significance of a Europa League qualification and the need for an improved performance.

Expressing optimism about the Europa League, Mikel views it as a stepping stone for future success, acknowledging room for improvement. The impending decisions by Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali regarding the club’s future could impact Pochettino’s role in shaping Chelsea’s European ambitions if they qualify.

Mikel reflects on the intense criticism Pochettino has faced, drawing parallels to his own experiences at Chelsea. Acknowledging the demanding nature of the club, he emphasizes the need for success, trophies, and victories. Despite granting managers more time, Mikel highlights the imperative for improvement, team cohesion, and enhanced performance in the pursuit of triumphs.

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