Mauricio Pochettino has insisted he will never quit Chelsea and hit out at “completely unfair” criticism of his young team. The 52-year-old Argentinian has seen his side unfavourably compared ...

Mauricio Pochettino has left Chelsea after just one season in charge by mutual consent, the English club announced on Tuesday. The Blues finished sixth in the Premier League thanks to a fine run ...

On the project, Pochettino told reporters ... "This type of circumstance is affecting the expectation of Chelsea winning titles. That is the answer. People want to understand?

Marc Cucurella’s silly red card after full time yesterday sparked a return to a discussion from last year about the ill-discipline in this young Chelsea ... and as Mauricio Pochettino did ...

"We are going to be in European competition next season." Back in September, Mauricio Pochettino had seen enough from his Chelsea squad to guarantee they would be back in Europe at the first time ...

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino said European qualification "would be amazing" for the Blues after turning around a difficult first season in charge at Stamford Bridge. Pochettino's men have ...

Benitez was relieved of his duties as Celta Vigo boss, while Sarri has reportedly ‘quit ... READ MORE: Chelsea managers ranked by how much the fans want them to replace Pochettino The 63 ...

Chelsea's 3-1 win away to Aston Villa in the FA Cup fourth round on Wednesday eased pressure off manager Mauricio Pochettino, coming after there were rumours surrounding his possible sacking.

Chelsea star Axel Disasi is reportedly keen to join Aston Villa following transfer talks with Villans boss Unai Emery. The 26 ...

Pochettino will soon discover if he will hold onto his job or be sent on his way after a tough season. He will meet the Blues' sporting directors, along with Boehly and Behdad Eghbali. It's always ...

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