Who should be Chelsea’s next manager? 
Debates starts now!!!
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| 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄: Julian Nagelsmann
Julian Nagelsmann, favorite candidate to replace Graham Potter as new Chelsea head coach 
◉ German coach was already mentioned yesterday during internal discussions — considered a ‘top talented coach’.
◉ Understand there have been already approaches to proceed with contacts on Nagelsmann and Chelsea side.
◉ No confirmation on Pochettino links at this stage.
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Names linked with the Chelsea job this morning:
Julian Nagelsmann
Mauricio Pochettino
Marco Silva
Luis Enrique
Ruben Amorim
Roberto De Zerbi
Are we missing any?
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“Graham Potter’s sacking is not surprising as the situation was very tense after Villa game. The Chelsea board decided about it in the night between Saturday and Sunday with communication to Potter around lunch time."
“They decided to change as they felt this group needed different energy; Potter was no longer considered the right man for the job. I think this is a decision we can understand as the feeling was never so positive on this appointment."
“Julian Nagelsmann is emerging as a strong candidate for the job and I think he’s an excellent, talented coach who could do great job in the Premier League. Chelsea like his vision, fresh ideas, they know the next coach has to be the right one for many years and they feel Julian could be perfect."
“Ruben Amorim and Luis Enrique are also appreciated; no contacts with Pochettino at this stage, but he was on the list last September before Chelsea appointed Potter.”
“I’m sure Graham Potter will bounce back. Potter is very good coach, but Chelsea is a project “under-construction” and so probably to arrive in September, many new players in January too… it created some confusion. But I’m sure Potter will do very well elsewhere in the future.”
(Source: Fabrizio Romano - Sky Italia)
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Mourinho: 2004-07
Grant: 2007-08
Felipe Scolari: 2008-09
Hiddink: 2009-09
Ancelotti: 2009-11
Villas-Boas: 2011-12
Di Matteo: 2012-12
Benitez: 2012-13
Mourinho: 2013-15
Hiddink: 2015-16
Conte: 2016-18
Sarri: 2018-19
Lampard: 2019-21
Tuchel: 2021-22
Potter: 2022-23
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Fulham boss Marco Silva has emerged as a surprise candidate to become Chelsea manager.
[Source: Mirror]
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Chelsea have made contact with former Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann, 35, and ex-Spain manager Luis Enrique, 52, over becoming the club’s new manager.
[Source: Telegraph]
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The former Spanish manager Luis Enrique has flown into London to have talk with Chelsea as talkSPORT & Jim White report. What a manager this guy would be for the blues, he managed Barcelona and Spain and has great experience and is well like by all fans.
Chelsea have been underperforming for too long now and unfortunately for Graham Potter it didn’t work for the English man, but no doubt he’ll end up being a good manager elsewhere, just maybe a club like Chelsea came too early for him.
Chelsea are still in the Champions League, can they win the European trophy for a second time in three years? They have Real Madrid next, don’t rule them out!
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Luis Enrique has flown into London for talks on taking over the manager’s job at Chelsea, sources have told ESPN.
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Chelsea are talking to Frank Lampard about a potential return to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season, per Fabrizio Romano
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Chelsea have reached an agreement in principle for Frank Lampard to become their interim head coach until the end of the season, per David Ornstein 
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Chelsea have contacted José Mourinho about potentially becoming their manager for the third time.
(Source: @relevo)
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Only Manchester City (133) and Liverpool (122) scored more Premier League goals than Chelsea (102) during Frank Lampard’s first spell in charge.
But only seven teams conceded more goals (77). 
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Mason Mount played more games under Frank Lampard than any other Chelsea player during Lampard’s first spell in charge of the club (80).
Reunited and it feels so good. 
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Most points won in the Premier League during Frank Lampard’s first spell in charge of Chelsea:
◎ 133 - Liverpool
◎ 119 - Man City
◎ 106 - Man Utd
◎ 100 - Leicester
◉ 95 - Chelsea
◎ 92 - Spurs
◎ 83 - Arsenal
◎ 81 - Everton, Southampton, Wolves
Super Frank is back.
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Frank Lampard’s record as Chelsea manager in the Premier League:
Played - 57
Won - 28
Drew - 11
Lost - 18
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Frank Lampard’s previous Chelsea managerial record:
84 games
44 wins
15 draws
25 losses
171 scored
116 conceded
🔵
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OFFICIAL: Frank Lampard returns to Chelsea as caretaker head coach until the end of the season 
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