According to Vince, a famous Chelsea fan, the Blues are set to appoint former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique as the next Chelsea manager.
Chelsea have been closely linked with former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann but Vince believes Enrique is the right man for Chelsea.
Vince tweeted:
"Enrique broke some of Pep's records at Barcelona:
Enrique's team reached 100 wins after only 126 official matches. It took 139 games for Pep.
During this period, they have scored 359 goals and assisted 91, while Pep's side scored 339 and conceded 108. Very similar in title.
“Luis Enrique also broke Pep's 28-match unbeaten streak against Barcelona, ending his 39-match streak.
"One thing that stands out for me is 'consistency'. And he also finds a balance in the squad that allows MSN to attack effectively without exposing too many targets.
“However, he has personality. He is his own person and does not accept BS. In this sense, if Tuchel is hard to convince to follow the project model, then we could have the same problem with Enrique in the future if he gets hired. Let's say "he's not a project manager". He wants to win.
"I have no problem with that. There has to be a compromise from both sides to make things work. Big clubs take a lot of risks and are rarely honest with a project. I believe we need Enrique to build a winning environment that can take care of itself tomorrow.
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Lisandro Martinez was sent off after 83 minutes as Manchester United were beaten by Newcastle on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez managed to avoid the post-match backlash following Sunday's loss to Newcastle despite having the same type of temper that brought Bruno Fernandes under heavy criticism earlier this year. Martinez couldn't stop the Red Devils from falling to a lackluster defeat at St James' Park, with second-half goals from Joe Willock and Callum Wilson helping Newcastle take all three points.
Martinez looked frustrated when he was substituted for Erik ten Hag after 83 minutes, when the 25-year-old smashed a chair into goal after leaving the field to be substituted for Facundo Pellistri. He then expressed his anger at the final whistle when he initially chose not to cheer on the traveling fans before Fernandes and United manager Steve McClaren ordered him to. Show your appreciation instead of just walking through the tunnel. The Argentinian defender has finally escaped the fury of fans and pundits, although his behavior has not provoked a reaction to the same extent as Fernandes after letting his frustration overwhelm him. beat Liverpool at the beginning of last month. The Portuguese midfielder was heavily criticized after pretending to be injured and gesturing to the United bench to request a substitution in the late game.
He has even faced calls to strip him of the captaincy he has inherited this season from Harry Maguire, who remains the club captain but has been reduced to a single role. minor game in recent months. United legend Gary Neville was merciless in his harsh assessment of Fernandes' performance against Liverpool after the final whistle, although he did not give Martinez the same treatment following Sunday's defeat to Newcastle.
Lisandro Martinez was very disappointed after being substituted against Newcastle
Lisandro Martinez was clearly disappointed after being substituted against Newcastle (Image:
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"Bruno Fernandes standing in the center circle raised his hands and said:
'Why didn't I come?' Honestly," Neville raged on Sky Sports. "I think some of his behavior in the second half was a disgrace."
Instead, Neville chose not to criticize Martinez for his temper on Sunday, when the 48-year-old criticized Ten Hag for substituting two of his centre-backs before the second decisive goal. of Newcastle.
Bruno Fernandes has been criticized by pundits and fans alike after United's recent defeat to Liverpool
Bruno Fernandes has been criticized by pundits and fans alike following United's recent defeat to Liverpool (Image:
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“Once these changes are implemented, it is the most predictable outcome,” says Neville. "Manchester United has no size there. You're better off having two with two centre-backs than three with two full-backs, in the end you're really exposed."
United's disappointing defeat to Newcastle has left them behind the Magpies in the Premier League table, with the Red Devils currently fourth behind their opponents on goal difference. They will be hoping to return as a priority to keep fifth place Tottenham in the race to qualify for the Champions League, which will be more intense in the coming weeks before the season ends.
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