Graham Potter is officially the new manager of Chelsea.
Having worked wonders across his nomadic coaching career which has spanned three continents and covered both the men and women's game, the 46-year-old has been given his shot at the big time by Blues owner Todd Boehly. Confirmed less than 30 hours after Thomas Tuchel 's controversial sacking, Potter has been handed a £60million contract in the Stamford Bridge hot seat.
But while the club's ballooning budget and the lavish lifestyle in west London won't present him with too many problems, the 'innovative' English tactician will face a major challenge on the training ground. For him to have any success in the capital, Potter will need his players to buy into the progressive footballing philosophy which has served him so well during his decade under the radar.
