Graham Potter's career has only been on an upward trajectory after he made his work with Swedish side Ostersunds known on the European stage in the UEFA Europa League against Arsenal.
In general, Thomas Tuchel's successor hasn't had the glitzy and glamorous path towards his first chance at the big time with this Chelsea gig. From studying at Leeds Beckett to doing his Coaching badges at Leeds Carnegie, the break at Ostersunds turned out to be his first opportunity to forge a career on the European scene and make a name at the same time.
Swansea City appointed Potter in 2018 but was snapped up by Brighton a year later. Since then, he took the Seagulls to new heights in the English first division with his work impressing the likes of Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and more.
