On Monday, Pochettino's appointment as the Blues' new manager was formally announced. He signed a two-year contract, with the club holding the option for an additional year.
Following a terrible campaign in which the team finished in 12th place in the Premier League, the former PSG and Tottenham Hotspur manager is now in charge at Stamford Bridge. Despite having such a dismal season before to joining the club, Sterling has confidence in Poch to rapidly improve things at Chelsea.
He's exactly who we need, I overheard a chat about him from when he was at Tottenham before, the source told Arab News.
"I believe he will come here and he is going to have the personality. He will bring leadership. He will test players both physically and intellectually.
Sterling also suggested that Chelsea's excellent team was underutilized by past managers Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, and Frank Lampard: "We have a good roster, the skill is there. I understand that some players will join us and some will depart, but we will certainly be challenging again shortly.We haven't started this season with our best lineup. Most of it was unfair because we had 11, 12, or more injured players. But on the other hand, these are the difficulties that top football clubs face, and they will help us achieve the consistency we need.
It's been a difficult season and hard work, but I always think good things will come if you keep working hard. I have attempted to maintain the same focus and work rate regardless of how this season has gone, whether it has been good, horrible, or indifferent. I am confident that the shadow will pass.
Sterling's delight is similar to that of fellow winger Noni Madueke, who expressed his eagerness to begin working for the new manager even before Pochettino was revealed.
"I think he is a good manager," Madueke said to Sky Sports. "He has visited important locations all around the world, and the Premier League was a terrific venue for him to succeed. I'm eager to collaborate with and absorb knowledge from him.
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