Chelsea are on the hunt for a manager once again after the club announced the departure of Graham Potter on Sunday evening. The 47-year-old spent seven-months in charge at Stamford Bridge after joining from Brighton on a fee worth roughly £21.5million earlier in the season.
Poor results seem to be a huge factor in the change at the helm, with Potter taking the side to the bottom half heading into the final run-in. With the decision to move on from the former Brighton boss, Bruno Saltor has been left in charge on an interim basis ahead of a clash against Liverpool on Tuesday night.
"It's really important to focus just day by day, how much we can effect everyday, what we can control," The Spaniard said ahead of the game. "What we can control is how we train today, how we play tomorrow and after we see how it goes."
