Chelsea's 2022/23 season has been one to forget, for a host of reasons. Graham Potter's appointment as Thomas Tuchel's successor early in the campaign had rocked the ship and mass spending from Todd Boehly has seen a whole new squad constructed at Stamford Bridge.
The Blues currently find themselves ninth in the Premier League table after failing to hit a consistent run of form. Despite starting his reign at Stamford Bridge well, life in west London for Potter has begun to take its toll with early exits in the EFL Cup and FA Cup.
In January, nearly £300million was spent in hope of turning the current campaign around. And despite his reluctance to discuss the club's top four ambitions, the goal of bringing Champions League football to SW6 remains the target.
