Chelsea are on the lookout for their next manager after sacking Graham Potter.
The former Brighton boss lasted less than seven months after leaving the south coast club to take charge at Stamford Bridge. Defeat to Aston Villa proved the final straw with Chelsea dropping into the bottom half of the Premier League table and staring at their worst top flight finish in 27 years.
The sacking of Potter has raised a host of questions about Chelsea's new ownership, led by Todd Boehly, and, inevitably, who will be the next man to take charge of the most expensively assembled squad in football.
