Reports suggest that Raheem Sterling is excited about the possibility of Mauricio Pochettino becoming the next manager at Chelsea.
According to talkSPORT, the 28-year-old attacker is eager to work under Pochettino and be a central figure in the club's rebuilding process. Sterling, who joined Chelsea from Manchester City for £50 million last summer, has had a mixed debut season, scoring seven goals in 35 appearances across all competitions.
However, as a four-time Premier League winner, he brings a wealth of experience to the squad. The arrival of Pochettino could help unlock Sterling's potential, and he could thrive in the manager's 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 system. Despite his struggles this season, Sterling deserves another opportunity to come good and prove his worth to the supporters next season.
In other news, Mendy Trains Hard for Chelsea
Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy has been spotted training hard with the rest of the team in preparation for their upcoming match against Nottingham Forest. The 10th of May saw the Chelsea players hit the Cobham training ground with Mendy among them, demonstrating his determination to regain his starting spot.
Since returning from injury, Mendy has fallen behind Kepa Arrizabalaga in the pecking order at Chelsea. However, the Senegalese international has shown no signs of giving up on his place in the starting lineup, putting in the hard work and effort required to make it back to the top.
In the photo captured during Wednesday's training session, Mendy can be seen working tirelessly to improve his skills and fitness levels. With the game against Nottingham Forest on the horizon, the goalkeeper will be hoping to catch the attention of manager Thomas Tuchel and earn a starting spot in the lineup.
The match against Nottingham Forest is set to take place at Stamford Bridge this weekend. Chelsea fans will be eagerly watching to see whether Mendy's hard work and dedication will pay off in securing his place in the starting eleven.
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