With so much focus, and understandably so, on the summer transfer window, it is easy to forget Chelsea have appointed a superb manager in Mauricio Pochettino. It sounds bizarre to say but now that he has been confirmed as the new manager and the trading period is open, it has almost become a foregone conclusion to just associate him with the Blues.
A disappointing tenure at Paris Saint-Germain left a bitter taste in the mouths of many, but just ask Tottenham fans about Pochettino and they could go on for hours. With their beloved old boss joining a London rival, some may no longer hold him in the same regard but as a football coach with clear methods that work there isn't many better.
However, the task awaiting him at Stamford Bridge is not like anything he will have ever seen before. A first-team squad currently consisting of 30 players is a ridiculously large group of players and keeping all of them happy is a near impossible challenge.