Thiago Silva claimed "not enough time has passed" for him to pit Graham Potter against some of his former bosses.
The Chelsea boss only took on the role earlier this season when he replaced Thomas Tuchel. Despite early promise, Potter has endured a difficult start to his tenure. The Blues are very much in a transition period with a huge amount spent on a squad which continues to change.
Silva has worked with some of the game's top coaches across his spells at AC Milan and PSG - namely Max Allegri and Carlo Ancelotti, as well as Tuchel. At 37 he remains a crucial part of his team's defence in west London and accepts that every manager has their own methods, but hailed Potter's individual qualities, which have clearly left a mark.
