Former England midfielder Paul Scholes believes Chelsea need to make significant changes at both ends of the pitch under incoming manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The Blues were the Premier League's biggest spenders this season, splashing out half a billion pounds on new arrivals. However, despite landing top targets including Mykhaylo Mudryk and Premier League record signing Enzo Fernandez, they will finish the season in the bottom half of the table.
Pochettino is due to take charge in July, with a summer transfer window to prepare his squad for the upcoming campaign. A couple of new faces are already on their way, with January arrival Malo Gusto returning from loan and Christopher Nkunku arriving from RB Leipzig, but Scholes believes there is more work to do.
