Chelsea head coach Graham Potter called his job at the London club the hardest in football.
Graham PotterThe 47-year-old took over from Champions League winner Thomas Tuchel in September 2022. During this time, the "blues" played 18 matches and won eight. Under Potter, Chelsea were relegated from the League Cup, FA Cup and fell to 10th in the Premier League table.
"We are dealing with something new, and we are building a club from scratch. All gone and gone. This is part of the future challenge, and I understood that it would be difficult from a coach's point of view. I think it's probably the hardest job in football because of the management change and the fans' expectations.
Obviously, I couldn't have imagined that we would lose 10 starters, but that's where we are now. All I can do is be honest with you, express my point of view and understand the criticism if we lose," Potter was quoted as saying by Goal.
