Chelsea F.C. seems to be going through a tough phase recently, with several key players missing, losing games and the academy’s morale at an all-time low. Injuries have seriously affected the team as they prepared to face Brentford in a Premier League match (Evening Standard). Unfortunately, the team couldn’t prevent a 2-0 defeat after Brentford’s Cesar Azpilicueta own goal and Bryan Mbeumo strike (Sky Sports). Speaking after the defeat, interim manager Frank Lampard refused to blame his players, saying the club was going through a rough patch (Football.London).
Chelsea’s situation could change dramatically in the future, as reports suggest the club could look drastically different next season, under new management (Chelsea News). In fact, The Blues are in the very final stages of confirming the appointment of former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino as their new permanent manager (Chelsea News). The Argentinian coach had previously turned down Real Madrid and two top Premier League clubs (Chelsea News).
The striker position seems to be one of the top priorities for the club during in the upcoming summer transfer window, according to recent reports (Chelsea News). Moreover, academy morale has reportedly hit an all-time low, with strong criticism directed at the academy under new ownership (Football.London). However, the club continues to monitor Premier League striker despite him signing a new contract with his current team (Chelsea News).
In conclusion, despite Chelsea’s recent struggles, the club seems to be taking steps to improve and get back to its winning ways. The appointment of a new permanent manager, along with a focus on the transfer window and academy, could mean a fresh start for the team.
