The firing of Pochettino “could be announced next week,” according to Chelsea. the possibility of Mourinho making a stunning comebackThe firing of Pochettino “could be announced next week,” according to Chelsea. the possibility of Mourinho making a stunning comeback
A story says that Mauricio Pochettino will be fired next week, which could mean a big return for Jose Mourinho to Chelsea.
The Blues haven’t played well for most of the season. Pochettino’s team is currently 11th in the Premier League table, one spot better than they were at this point last year, with 12 games still to play.
Yesterday, it took Chelsea until the 83rd minute to tie the game at Brentford, 2-2. Fans in the away end were chanting for Pochettino to be fired and Mourinho to come back.
Pochettino told reporters on Saturday about the chants: “I’ve been told, I didn’t hear to be honest, it’s hard for me to understand.”
“But that’s normal; we were down 2-1 and they let us know how upset they were.” I am partly to blame because I am the coach.
“People have asked me before if I feel the love from my friends. No. Don’t worry—we need to accept this bond. You win your partner over by winning games.
“I’m going to keep working to help change this idea.” We need to deal with truth. There is a lot of fighting on the team as we try to win games.
“I need to respect what the fans think if it doesn’t work and they’re upset.” I think things are fine between them. Fans would be upset if they did what they did.
“I am doing everything I can to put together a team that can play the best way to score goals and win games.” It’s my 52nd birthday today, I know this is a fight, but I’m going to do it.”
A group led by Todd Boehly has spent more than £1 billion since May 2022, when they bought Chelsea. However, despite the money, the Blues have made huge steps backwards on the pitch.
Some people feel sorry for Pochettino, but the Spanish newspaper Nacional says that Pochettino’s firing “could be announced next week,” and Boehly is ready to fire him.
Since Chelsea could have another terrible season like last year, the Blues’ board is reportedly trying to “bring in Mourinho” after the Portuguese coach left Roma earlier this season.
