Chelsea boss Graham Potter has been warned that it may be tough to manage the squad with the amount of players he has available within it. It comes after the Blues added another eight signings in the January transfer window, creating further debate surrounding the topic of their recruitment process.
With so many changes, some tough decisions had to be made with the Champions League squad, with only three of the eight new additions able to be registered, while one existing member had to be unregistered. Joao Felix, Mykhailo Mudryk and Enzo Fernandez were chosen while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was removed from the squad.
"That’s a challenge," Potter responded to Gary Neville when asked how he will keep such a big squad happy. "There’s no point denying that because players want to play, and when they’re not playing they’re disappointed - naturally - and you have to acknowledge that and help them with that, and then try and create an environment.
