Fabrizio Romano has identified the top three candidates for the Chelsea coaching position as the club’s owners look for a “dynamic” and “young” coach.
Chelsea has confirmed on their website within the last hour that they have sacked Mauricio Pochettino. This unexpected move throws the club back into uncertainty just as things were beginning to stabilize. Despite recent positive results, there were signs of tension in recent press conferences, indicating this decision was not entirely unforeseen.
Currently, it’s unclear who will take over, though Fabrizio Romano reports that Chelsea is seeking a “young” and “dynamic” manager. Kieran McKenna and Thomas Frank have been mentioned as potential candidates. Stuttgart’s coach Seb Hoeneß is also in the mix, although Romano notes he seems committed to his current team. Interestingly, Ruben Amorim, once a strong contender, is not mentioned, raising questions about his recent decline in prominence since missing out on the Liverpool job.