Chelsea Faces Managerial Change Amidst Poor Performance

According to reports from Sky, Chelsea FC is contemplating a managerial change following a disappointing series of performances that have resulted in the team falling 15 points behind league leaders Arsenal. Notably, the Blues were only three points adrift of the Gunners as recently as November.

The current manager has openly expressed his frustration with the club, stating that he felt “not supported” after securing a 2-0 victory over Everton. Since that match, Chelsea has struggled to find success, managing only two draws—2-2 against both Newcastle and Bournemouth—and suffering a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa.

The upcoming month of January is poised to be crucial for the Italian manager, who has previously led the club to victory in the Conference League and the Club World Cup at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea is set to face a challenging schedule, including matches against Manchester City, Fulham, Brentford, Crystal Palace, and West Ham, alongside Champions League fixtures and a League Cup semi-final against Arsenal.