Emmanuel Petit spotted Chelsea players arguing with each other during the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal on Tuesday night, underscoring the new manager's immediate work
Mauricio Pochettino has been warned that 20 managers cannot solve Chelsea's problems.
Former Chelsea midfielder Emmanuel Petit believes that fighting in the dressing room will make any manager unable to succeed. Former Spurs boss Pochettino is set to take charge of Chelsea but will come after a disastrous campaign as caretaker manager Frank Lampard has now suffered six consecutive defeats since taking charge.
?Chelsea are prepared for a summer cleanup, with the possible departures of Mason Mount, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Conor Gallagher, to balance the books and also shrink staffing in an overcrowded and uncrowded dressing room. happy.
Petit was present in Chelsea's 3-1 defeat to Arsenal and said disagreements could be seen among the players on the pitch. Petit, the World Cup champion, said:
“I was pretty close to the Chelsea bench and in particular I saw some players arguing with each other in the second half.
"I was shocked in the first half by the attitude of the players, the body language, no reaction, no pride, no solidarity, no friendship. I think you can put 20 coaches on the bench. And that's not going to change anything at the moment.They have to clean something up in the dressing room first, then think about the manager later.
“You can put the best coach on the bench and he doesn't get the right feedback, there are too many players. It was a mess and it was a shame to watch Chelsea in the first half and I apologize to the fans.
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Pochettino is likely to be named their next new boss before the end of the campaign but won't be in charge until next season. But a series of miserable forms have given him key clues as to who should be kept and sold at Stamford Bridge.?
Chelsea have yet to reach an agreement with N'Golo Kante, they face a dilemma over Mateo Kovacic's contract expiring and goalkeeper Edouard Mendy possibly leaving. Having spent more than £600m under Todd Boehly, Chelsea will also have to balance its books to comply with spending restrictions and the financial burden of missing out on Europe. They will make the most of cashing in on homegrown players like Mount, Loftus-Cheek and Gallagher, while Callum Hudson-Odoi has almost become a forgotten man on loan at Bayer Leverkusen.
But few Chelsea players are backing their long-term prospects with recent performances and although the size of the team caused a huge disturbance in the dressing room with big stars out, the attitude of they sounded the alarm bells loudly.
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