There are not too many people in football who have a bad word to say about new Chelsea head coach Mauricio Pochettino.
The Argentine has signed a two-year contract with Chelsea to become their new head coach, having been without a job in football since being let go by Paris Saint-Germain last year. Pochettino has received several offers to return to management since, but he has been holding out for the right one. After weeks of positive talks with Chelsea over the vacant managerial role, Pochettino has now agreed to become the club's new head coach at the end of the season following Graham Potter's dismissal in April.
The club view Pochettino as the perfect candidate to transform Chelsea's fortunes on the pitch after what has been a dismal season this time around. The 51-year-old will have to use his man-management expertise to try and get some much-needed confidence back into the squad in time for next season.