Chelsea are expected to dispense with the services of Graham Potter's remaining backroom staff if Mauricio Pochettino agrees to become their new head coach.
Just six months after arriving from Brighton for a significant sum, Potter was relieved of his duties earlier this month with the Blues languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League following a rotten run of form.
Despite Potter's brutal dismissal, several of the staff members who followed him from the south coast to Stamford Bridge, including Bruno Saltor, are still at the club working with caretaker manager Frank Lampard. However, that is likely to change if Pochettino is confirmed as the Englishman's permanent successor in the coming days.
