Chelsea New Coach: Julian Nagelsmann Chelsea Manager: Julian Nagelsmann has withdrawn from consideration to manage Chelsea. The German manager surprised Stamford Bridge authorities by telling them he was no longer interested in competing to succeed Graham Potter. After the former Bayern Munich manager resigned, Mauricio Pochettino is willing to take over as Chelsea’s manager. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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Following his dismissal at Bayern Munich earlier this year, Nagelsmann was frequently mentioned as a potential transfer to west London. Although the 35-year-old was seen to be a strong candidate for the position, it is known that he had differences with the Blues on “certain points.”
According to sources, Chelsea suspected during conversations that Nagelsmann preferred to be given the position without going through the hiring procedure. It is also believed that he became impatient with how long the procedure was taking.
Julian Nagelsmann when asked on talks collapsed with Chelsea for head coach job: “To cancel something, you have to commit to something”, told Sky Sport DE. 🔵🇩🇪
It’s definitely over between Nagelsmann & #CFC — different views on crucial points.
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— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 21, 2023
Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has now assumed the position of favourite after holding productive conversations with Chelsea officials in recent weeks and expressing his willingness to take the position. After leaving Paris Saint-Germain in July of last year, Pochettino is currently unemployed and has been linked to a comeback at Tottenham.
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The club is putting together a shortlist of candidates to assume the role permanently while Frank Lampard is serving as caretaker manager, and the list has now been whittled down to three names. The club’s shortlist still includes Burnley manager Vincent Kompany and an unknown applicant, according to The Telegraph. The unidentified candidate is reportedly “liked and respected” by Chelsea management. Ruben Amorim of Sporting Lisbon is reportedly also a contender.
Chelsea’s terrible season was rounded off with their recent Champions League exit, and they presently rank 11th in the Premier League. It is currently extremely doubtful that they will qualify for European football because they have lost all seven of their games overall in all competitions, including all four games since Lampard took charge.
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