Things have been very tough for the Blues this season as they continue to find their way to the bottom of the table, almost to the relegation point if time is not taken. They came down from the 11th position to the 12th position after losing 2-0 to Brighton. The team has missed out on major contests this season and, from the looks of things, will have no opportunity to contest such competitions next season. The team has a record of 32 matches played: 10 wins, 9 draws, 13 losses, and 39 points.
Added to the bad season the team has had on the pitch is the inconsistency of the club manager, which has been a major blemish on the performance of the squad. From last year to this moment, the team has had about four different managers. On April 6, 2023, Frank Lampard was put in the position of Chelsea's manager, replacing interim coach Bruno Saltor.
Since taking over on April 6, the team has lost all five matches played, to the anguish of fans both far and near. The manager has come out to say what he thinks Chelsea needs at the moment to forge ahead. Frank Lampard: “I was always part of the Chelsea team that changed managers regularly. I won three league titles, but I should have won five or six.” “This club needs consistency; that’s my feeling”.
Chelsea is prepared to continue talks with Mauricio Pochettino this week in order to complete the agreement on the final, crucial points. After key internal discussions in LA this weekend, Chelsea are entering the final stages of the process to hire a new coach who will take over from Frank Lampard next season.
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