Chelsea is equipped with some young promising squad with a bright future if properly well managed and well coached by a good tactician like Pochettino unfortunately the clubs fans are hungry for an instant result which is absolutely not possible, the team needed some time for their players to gel with each other atleast next season
Lol, Pochettino is nothing different to Potter.
Even though Potter were making many mistakes in big transfers, but there are some good players e.g. Enzo, Nkunku, and Sterling.
What Pochettino done in this season? nothing, there's no successful transfer until now. Signed Cole Palmer for 44 Million Euros, contribute nothing. Signed Robert
Poor Sanchez for 23 Million Euros and lend Kepa to Real Madrid. Signed Caicedo for 128 Million Euros, and other young players that playing in an unknown league.
From my point of view, there are a series of obstacles for the Chelsea squad. In fact, I assume that Potter did not participate in the signing of the players brought in by Todd Boehly. Potter, was only assigned to do what the big boss ordered. with the large number of players brought in, plus the players available, Potter had to manage the problems that occurred in the Chelsea dressing room. but in fact, Potter failed even though he had been given many newcomers. Finally, he was fired.
Before Pochettino became coach, there were two strong candidates who were predicted to be Potter's replacement. Nagelsmann and Luis Enrique, in fact both of them resigned. We can examine and speculate, it seems that something is not in accordance with the wishes and plans of the coach and the owner. then, Pochettino came and accepted an offer from Todd Boehly. Well, we can see now, almost all of Chelsea's players are dominated by young players. In fact, some of them are either talented or not at all, but we can see in the five matches they played, which ones played well and which ones didn't, apart from several players who were injured.
Again, from my point of view, Chelsea has several young players who have talent. however, they lack established players as well as experience. In the end, Pochettino found it difficult to lift this team the way he wanted. Plus, Chelsea doesn't have a striker who can really be relied on to score goals for his team. Well, despite what you say, I don't know if this is Pochettino's or Todd Boehly's policy. but what is certain is that Pochettino still has the task of bringing his team to the level they want. if not, then his career may not last long.