Graham Potter has named Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola and Roberto Martinez as the three biggest influences on his career. Speaking on BT Sport ahead of the Blues' Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb, he detailed his journey to becoming head coach at Stamford Bridge and his inspirations.
The 47-year-old picked out Mourinho for his impact on the Premier League during his first stint as Chelsea boss. Potter then singled out Guardiola for his revolutionary influence on football from his time at Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City.
Potter's decision to put Martinez in the same bracket may have come as a surprise to many, but the Englishman was quick to reveal why the Belgium boss has been so influential. He said: "My time abroad certainly had an influence, but it should not affect who you are.
