Manager, who previously coached ex-Flying Eagles star, set to be named Chelsea boss
Published: September 08, 2022English football tactician Graham Potter is the runaway favourite to be appointed the new coach of Carney Chukwuemeka's Chelsea.
Chelsea are currently managerless following the axing of Thomas Tuchel after a poor start to their Champions League campaign, with a shock loss to Dinamo Zagreb on the opening matchday.
According to various reports including Fabrizio Romano, Potter's announcement as the new Chelsea boss is imminent as an agreement is already in place and contracts are now being prepared.
Graham Potter will be appointed as new Chelsea manager, as expected. Agreement in place, contracts now being prepared as proposal has been accepted. Here we go. 🚨🔵 #CFC
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 8, 2022
Chelsea will complete the agreement with Brighton in the next hours. pic.twitter.com/cY7V5vdZy8
Potter has earned rave reviews for his work at Brighton & Hove, guiding them to fourth place in the Premier League table with thirteen points from their first six games in the new season.
It was at Östersunds FK that the former Southampton left-back first made his name as a coach, steering the Swedish club to the knockout round of the 2017-2018 Europe League, where they beat Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
Potter managed former Nigeria U20 international Alhaji Gero at Östersunds FK and the striker flourished with the Englishman in the dugout.
Gero played 75 matches in total with Potter on the Östersunds FK bench, scoring 12 goals and assisting six - his highest goal involvement under a single coach.
Potter handed a senior debut to teenage Nigerian defender Odel Offiah in a Carabao Cup clash against Cardiff City in August 2021.
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