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Chelsea’s quest for Mauricio Pochettino’s successor has received a boost, with reports indicating potential developments on the horizon.

While Pochettino remains under contract at Stamford Bridge until 2025, speculation looms large regarding his imminent departure at the season’s end. The Argentine’s tenure has yielded minimal improvements for the Blues, languishing in 11th place on the Premier League table.

Despite securing a berth in the Carabao Cup final, Pochettino’s side faltered in a lackluster extra-time performance, succumbing to a 1-0 defeat against a depleted Liverpool squad. The underwhelming outcomes have triggered discussions regarding potential replacements, with managerial figures such as Jose Mourinho and Thomas Tuchel among those linked to the vacancy.

In the midst of this managerial carousel, attention has turned to Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi, whose name has surfaced consistently in recent speculations. According to reports from FOOTBALLWAVE, there exists a palpable ‘fear’ within the Seagulls camp, as the ‘disgruntled’ Italian contemplates a possible departure this summer.

Brighton, currently positioned in 8th place, have enjoyed a commendable campaign. However, doubts persist regarding De Zerbi’s future, fueled by a perceived lack of significant progress, especially in light of their cautious approach to the transfer market. Despite offloading assets like Moises Caicedo and Alexis Mac Allister, the club’s prudent spending has raised questions about their ambition.

For De Zerbi, renowned for his expansive attacking philosophy, the prospect of managing Chelsea presents an intriguing proposition. Yet, amidst the accolades for his offensive approach, concerns arise regarding his team’s defensive vulnerabilities. Brighton’s defensive frailties have been evident, conceding a staggering 59 goals in 39 matches across all competitions this season. Noteworthy defeats include a 3-2 loss to AEK Athens, a 6-1 thrashing by Aston Villa, and heavy losses against Chelsea, Luton Town, Fulham, and Roma.

While De Zerbi’s side has managed seven clean sheets, only three have been registered in the Premier League, underscoring the pressing need for defensive solidity. The significance of defensive organization cannot be overstated, exemplified by the success of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, whose defensive prowess complements their attacking prowess.

For De Zerbi to flourish at a club of Chelsea’s stature, mastering the art of defensive coaching is imperative. Before assuming the reins of a European powerhouse, he must address the deficiencies in his team’s defensive structure, ensuring resilience and stability at the back.