Chelsea are determined to give Graham Potter time and do not want to make a decision on his future based on the next two games
Chelsea’s owners, Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital, want to give time to Potter, whom they appointed as Thomas Tuchel’s replacement in September. They are aware of the flux and bloated squad created by adding six first-team signings in January and their ambition from early in this poor sequence of results has been to give Potter next summer to benefit from a pre-season, a recalibration of the squad and the addition of the forward Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig.
The owners like the calm way in which Potter is going about his business and have built a structure around him, including by hiring two recruitment specialists who worked with him at Brighton in his previous job. A large proportion of Chelsea fans have run out of patience with Potter after one win in 11 matches. Scoring goals has been a particular problem, with the only one registered across the past six matches coming in a
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