Pochettino may fire "at least 10 players" at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge.
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Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports claims that Chelsea could release at least 10 players this summer.
According to Sky Sports writer Dharmesh Sheth, Chelsea could release at least 10 players this summer, according to GIVEMESPORT.
Sheth anticipates that Mauricio Pochettino will considerably reduce the size of the Blues' roster if he is given the job at Stamford Bridge.
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It appears that Pochettino, together with Chelsea's sports directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, will be responsible for trimming the west London club's roster.
The Argentine is the front-runner to succeed Graham Potter, according to The Athletic, and the Blues' hunt for a new manager is expected to come to an end this week.
After a very active January transfer period, Chelsea's roster increased significantly.
Enzo Fernández, Mykhailo Mudryk, and Noni Madueke, among others, joined the group during that month.
What has Dharmesh Sheth said on Chelsea's proposed trade strategy?
At least 10 members of the Chelsea squad might leave Stamford Bridge in the summer, according to Sheth's forecast.
The Sky Sports reporter told GIVEMESPORT: "You can see at least 10 players—and possibly some English born players as well—leaving Chelsea in order for Pochettino to assemble the team he desires. Because I believe they currently have training sessions where it's just overloaded, he will want to work with a team where every single training session, the guys that are available in that training session are also available to play.
It's exaggerated, and a ton of guys who train are simply not included in the 20-man squad on game day. Therefore, I believe Pochettino will want to train with a team that is entirely accessible on a Saturday.
Who might emigrate from Chelsea this summer?
Where do I begin? The Premier League team has made it obvious that Mason Mount is someone they want to keep.
Todd Boehly reportedly told the England international personally that he wants him to stay in west London this summer, according to CBS reporter Ben Jacobs, who recently spoke with GIVEMESPORT. The American may have little choice but to approve a sale in the forthcoming transfer window, though, as his contract expires the following year.
In circumstances comparable to Mount's, Christian Pulisic, Mateo Kovai, and Ruben Loftus-Cheek are also involved. In 2024, they will all become unrestricted free agents, meaning Chelsea may also have to let them go.
The players mentioned above are just a few who could leave Stamford Bridge before the start of the upcoming season.
