Just like every managerial departure, there are set to be a number of winners and losers from the current Chelsea squad after Graham Potter's time came to an end on Sunday evening.
Potter had his work cut out from the start ever since he was appointed as head coach in September. Replacing the popular and successful Thomas Tuchel was never going to be easy and it all proved too much for the 47-year-old, who left the Blues with a win-rate of just 38.7 per cent in all competitions.
The former Chelsea head coach had the unforgiving job of trying to implement his own style on a squad he inherited from Tuchel, while also doing his best to achieve the best possible results. Not to mention the six new players added to the squad in the January transfer window and trying to settle them into a new country, league and football club.
