User talk:Chelsea's Next Coach 'The Second Porter' Appears... His Profile Is 'Next Generation Great Man + From Brighton'
Chelsea announced on the club's official website on the 22nd (Korea Standard Time) that "Chelsea has mutually agreed to break up with Pochettino," adding, "We thank Pochettino for his dedication this season."
He went on to say goodbye, "Welcome back to Stampede Bridge at any time and wish you all the best in your leadership life going forward."
"I am grateful for the opportunity to share Chelsea's history as a football club," Pochettino said. "Chelsea is now in a good position to continue advancing in the Premier League and Europe."
Since then, attention has been focusing on who will replace Pochettino. British media Football London reported on the same day that "Zerby is emerging as a strong candidate to replace Pochettino after recently breaking up with Brighton."
Dezerbi was noted as the next-generation captain after coaching in Sussaolo, Italy, and Shakhtar, Ukraine, and performed well for both teams.
He led his somewhat weak opponent Solo to eighth place in Serie A for the second consecutive season, and lifted the league trophy with Shakhtar based on his overwhelming performance.
Deserby, who received the Premier League's love call, took over as Brighton's head coach in September 2022. It was a choice to fill the void created by former manager Graham Potter's move to Chelsea.
Dezerby was a huge success at Brighton. In his first season as a club leader, he ranked sixth in the league, leading his team to advance to the European stage for the first time in the club's history. Although he finished the season 11th due to frequent injuries and obstacles to his participation in European competitions, the prevailing view is that the result is not bad considering the team's weight class.
On the other hand, Potter, who was called the next big player after ambitiously joining Chelsea, was dismissed for the first time in 21 games due to poor performance of seven wins, seven draws and eight losses in 22 games despite full support from owner Todd Boehly.
Afterwards, Potter contacted several clubs and tried to continue his coaching career, but could not stand up, perhaps because of too much failure.
Chelsea fans don't want to repeat the pain they suffered through Potter. Of course, many say that Potter and Deserby are not similar types of leaders and have different tactical details.
However, fans are increasingly concerned that a second Potter could be born as he moved to Chelsea after hearing that Potter is also a next-generation master from Brighton.
