Chelsea Football Club is in the hunt for a new manager, with Mauricio Pochettino’s departure leaving a key role to be filled. The process is set to be overseen by the club’s two key decision-makers, Paul Winstanley and Lawrence Stewart. As Chelsea looks for a progressive coach adept at possession-based football and fits into the club’s structured setup, various names have emerged as potential candidates.

Some of the leading candidates include Thomas Frank, known for his success with Brentford, Kieran McKenna of Ipswich Town, and Roberto De Zerbi. While each candidate brings their strengths to the table, considerations such as Premier League experience and fitting into Chelsea’s philosophy are at the forefront of the club’s decision-making process. Other names in the mix include Pellegrino Matarazzo, Jesse Marsch, and Vincent Kompany, who have garnered attention for their achievements in football management.

With Chelsea meticulously evaluating potential candidates to find the right fit, the club is taking a cautious approach to ensure a successful appointment for the upcoming season. As the search continues, the managerial position at Chelsea remains one of the most coveted roles in football, attracting interest despite the challenges associated with managing the club. While Mauricio Pochettino’s future remains uncertain, opportunities at top clubs like Manchester United and Bayern Munich could offer the esteemed manager a swift return to the touchline.

source: Sky Sports Premier League (22:05:242024 19:00)