Ruben Loftus-Cheek has explained how the Chelsea squad are all behind Graham Potter and how there is a "massive respect" towards the head coach.
The Blues have recently hit some decent form, winning three of their last four matches in all competitions, which has completely transformed the mood around the club. However, going into the Leeds United game – the first of their most recent four matches – things were looking very different.
Potter, who was appointed as Chelsea head coach in September following Thomas Tuchel's sacking, was under immense pressure with the Blues winning just one of their previous 11 games in all competitions. Even some Chelsea supporters who were at the games let their frustration towards Potter known, but the club's new ownership group kept sending out the same message: 'this is a long-term project and Potter has our backing'.
