Mauricio Pochettino has spoken for the first time after being confirmed as Chelsea's new manager. The Argentine has signed a two-year contract - with the option of a further year - that will see him take charge at Stamford Bridge until 2025.
football.london reported in June that the Argentine had agreed a deal to join the Blues with reports stating he had signed his contract over the weekend. Pochettino has already welcomed Nicolas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku to Stamford Bridge as Chelsea continue to complete their transfer business this summer.
The west Londoners endured their worst Premier League season in club history after finishing in 12th position last term, amassing just 44 points from their 38 fixtures. There is plenty of work to be done ahead of the 2023/24 campaign with a busy summer transfer window ahead for Pochettino - supported by Todd Boehly and Co.
