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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino is under growing pressure as his poor first season at Stamford Bridge continues,that the Blues board feel results have not been good enough in recent weeks – even though Pochettino has avoided defeat in the last five league games.
Sources say the club’s FA Cup campaign, which continues with the semi-final against Man City later this month , will be “huge” for Pochettino’s future at the club. Chelsea spent heavily on new arrivals last summer, bringing the likes of Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer, Nicolas Jackson and more to Stamford Bridge.
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