Chelsea have some huge decisions to make over the summer and cannot afford a misstep again if they are to return towards the summit of the Premier League. The side currently sit 12th after roughly £600million spent in the previous two transfer windows, showing the brutal reality of the division to the new owners.
There's still some hope that the side can return to winning ways, with a squad of young talent capable of becoming world-class. The key difference may be the person to guide them there, with talks currently ongoing over the next Chelsea manager as Mauricio Pochettino emerges as the favourite.
Sources have told football.london that there is still nothing to report regarding an imminent agreement between the Blues and Pochettino, though there have been a number of positive talks between the two parties and there is confidence that a deal can be reached. If the former Tottenham boss is to take the role, one of the key issues he will have to address is the lack of goal scoring.
