Pep Guardiola and John Terry are under no illusions that Chelsea have chosen wisely after they appointed Graham Potter as their new manager.
The Blues confirmed on Thursday that the former Brighton & Hove Albion schemer would become Thomas Tuchel ’s successor at Stamford Bridge. The 47-year-old was handed a five-year contract in West London and will be hoping to have an immediate impact with Chelsea having endured an inconsistent start to the new campaign.
Whilst Potter has impressed over recent seasons with his work at Swansea City and then Brighton, there have been some doubts from supporters over whether he is the most suitable man for the job.
