Chelsea will welcome Liverpool on deck on Tuesday in the second leg of this season's Premier League after drawing 0-0 at Anfield in the first leg. However, here are two Potter mistakes that Saltor should avoid for Chelsea to win tomorrow's game:
1. Use the right player position
Potter made an expensive mistake against Aston Villa that made Chelsea lose the match. He let Reece James play at right-back instead of right-back, which prevented the defender from performing to his best.
What Reece James brings to Chelsea's attack at full-back is unbelievable, especially when they play a 3-4-3 formation. Loftus-Cheek used in this position had a lousy performance.
Saltor should make sure he uses Reece James in his preferred position alongside other notable players so they can be at their best and work hard to give Chelsea the results they want. want tomorrow.
2. Eliminate inconsistent players
Kepa Arrizabalaga has been inconsistent this season and that requires his replacement with Edouard Mendy.
Another unstable player is Marc Cucurella, the Spaniard responsible for Aston Villa's opener on Saturday and that shows why Badiashile should be given the green light against Liverpool. Mykhaylo Mudryk missed two golden opportunities against Aston Villa, which shows why he is another player who should be dropped. More clinical Raheem Sterling should be approved.
Havertz has been unconvincing this season and as Chelsea already have Aubameyang or Datro Fofana, one of them will have to be tried.
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Gary Neville believes that unlike some of the other names Chelsea have been contacted, Mauricio Pochettino will be the most suitable candidate to succeed Graham Potter.
After Potter confirmed his departure on Sunday, Chelsea are understandably weighing their options despite the appointment of Bruno Saltor as interim head coach.
Although the new manager is unlikely to help Chelsea reach the top four, they still have something to defend in the Champions League.
At the same time, the long-term project, especially after their recent outbursts, should be the main focus of the Chelsea ownership team when making any decisions.
Neville argues that this is precisely why Pochettino is the ideal candidate for the job at Chelsea. Paris Saint-Germain Vs Metz, French Ligue 1 regular season.
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"All Boehly said was they spent their money," the former England international told Sky Sports Monday Night Football.
“They spent £600m and they spent the next three years.
“If they sign [Zinedine] Zidane, [Diego] Simeone or [Luis] Enrique, they will want an extra £300m because they won't like some of the players they signed.
"They have to appoint a manager who will inherit and love the team they have. "I think that man is Pochettino."
Pochettino's relationship with London rivals Tottenham Hotspur will likely make him an unpopular choice for Chelsea fans, but he has clearly demonstrated that he can work with a youth team.
The Argentinian has also worked with some of the biggest names in world football at Paris Saint-Germain which can help him manage his ego in the dressing room.
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