SHOCKING NEWS: According to Fabrizio, Chelsea are currently in talks with Sporting CP’s Ruben Amorim to become their next head coach after Chelsea owner is said to frustrated with Pochettino. The Portuguese tactician is said to be a top target for the Blues, who are looking to make a change at the end of the season. Amorim has been in charge of Sporting since 2020, and has led them to the Portuguese league title and the Europa League semi-finals. He is known for his attacking style of play, and Chelsea are said to be impressed by his coaching abilities and views him as the chosen one. Chelsea ‘In Talks’ With Sporting CP’s Amorim to Become Next Head Coach – Blues Want to Seal Deal”.

Nicolas Jackson put his team ahead in the first half of the game following a brilliant pass from Malo Gusto. However, some sloppy defending allowed the opposing team, the Bees, to turn the tables and take the lead. Goals from Mads Roerslev and Yoane Wissa ultimately changed the course of the match, with the Blues managing to equalize late in the game thanks to Axel Disasi. Despite this, the draw leaves the Stamford Bridge side sitting in 11th place in the Premier League standings.

Although Chelsea are on track to surpass their previous season’s total of 44 points, which saw them finish a disappointing 12th, their recent performance under Pochettino’s management has not met expectations. The team’s lackluster display has led to mounting pressure on Pochettino, with questions arising about his future at the club.

The scrutiny intensified after Chelsea’s defeat to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final, where they suffered a 2-1 loss. With doubts surrounding Pochettino’s tenure, there’s growing speculation about the potential cost of parting ways with the manager.

Pochettino, who signed a two-year contract in the summer of 2023, has only 16 months remaining on his current deal. Although there’s an option for an additional year, it seems unlikely to be exercised at this point. If Chelsea were to terminate Pochettino’s contract prematurely, they would be faced with a bill of approximately £13 million, based on his reported weekly wage of £200,000.

While Chelsea may not be ready to take decisive action against Pochettino just yet, the mounting pressure indicates that the situation could change in the future.