Despite heading into just a fourth year of top flight football experience in England, Graham Potter's methods are well known and well-respected by his peers.
The new Chelsea boss has made a big impact on the Premier League since arriving from Swansea in 2019 and was top of Todd Boehly's list to replace Thomas Tuchel from day one. With a long-term project in mind and progression of the squad into a moulded template of sustained success at the forefront of the plans, Potter was the clear candidate.
His arrival poses a new question for Chelsea who have become a risk averse club, favouring experience and immediate winning over building a club designed to be more sustainable. Potter's gradual improvement at Brighton shows how far he can go if given the time.
