Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino will soon arrive in London to sign a contract with Chelsea, The Telegraph reports.
Mauricio Pochettino, Getty ImagesAccording to the source, the Argentine will sign a three-year contract and begin planning for the team's summer training camp. Mauricio Pochettino will not "stick his nose in" Frank Lampard's work.
Without the Champions League and the risk of breaking the financial fair play rules, Chelsea is forced to focus on player sales, but Mauricio would also like to make several acquisitions, including a goalkeeper, a central midfielder and a striker.
In addition, Mauricio Pochettino hopes to form his own coaching team, as Chelsea currently has a hodgepodge of specialists from previous coaches.
