Chelsea have been told to appoint a manager that could rival Pep Guardiola in England. The Blues are still searching for their third permanent head coach of the Todd Boehly-Clearlake Capital era.
10 months into their ownership and Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter have already been sacked with Frank Lampard and Bruno Saltor operating as interim coaches too. The latter is set to be in charge until the end of the season, giving the owners extra time to make an informed decision.
Whereas they spent less than 48 hours between relieving Tuchel and appointing Potter, only speaking with one other candidate, the process is being carried out by footballing directors this time around. Laurence Stewart and Christopher Vivell are heading that whilst Paul Winstanley is also involved.
