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• Despite praising him publicly, Pochettino privately questioned whether Enzo was destructive enough to be a number 6 or creative enough to be a number 8.
•Not everyone at Chelsea is convinced that Mauricio Pochettino maximised the Chelsea squad's capabilities
• Mauricio Pochettino had proposed the signing of two experienced players who had played under him in the past to add some knowhow to the ranks.
That request was knocked back
• Mauricio Pochettino was publicly lobbying Chelsea to explore making attacking signings in January, despite the club having no intention of doing major business in the winter window.
• The midfielder Mauricio Pochettino liked best was Conor Gallagher, who remains a prime candidate to be sold by Chelsea this summer.
• Mauricio Pochettino felt the midfield pair of Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo lacked the size and power for the Premier League.
• Mauricio Pochettino privately questioned whether Enzo Fernandez was destructive enough to be a No 6 or creative enough to be a No 8.
• Key points of contention between Mauricio Pochettino and Chelsea which led to him leaving the club.
● The head coach’s willingness to fit in with the club-imposed structure ● Initial scepticism over the £221.7m ($282m) midfield pairing of Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez ● The owners’ desire for a coach who ‘teaches’ football ● Training methods and the club’s injury record ● Pochettino’s sense that he was one of the few experienced operators in the building
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• Despite praising him publicly, Pochettino privately questioned whether Enzo was destructive enough to be a number 6 or creative enough to be a number 8.
•Not everyone at Chelsea is convinced that Mauricio Pochettino maximised the Chelsea squad's capabilities
• Mauricio Pochettino had proposed the signing of two experienced players who had played under him in the past to add some knowhow to the ranks.
That request was knocked back
• Mauricio Pochettino was publicly lobbying Chelsea to explore making attacking signings in January, despite the club having no intention of doing major business in the winter window.
• The midfielder Mauricio Pochettino liked best was Conor Gallagher, who remains a prime candidate to be sold by Chelsea this summer.
• Mauricio Pochettino felt the midfield pair of Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo lacked the size and power for the Premier League.
• Mauricio Pochettino privately questioned whether Enzo Fernandez was destructive enough to be a No 6 or creative enough to be a No 8.
• Key points of contention between Mauricio Pochettino and Chelsea which led to him leaving the club.
● The head coach’s willingness to fit in with the club-imposed structure ● Initial scepticism over the £221.7m ($282m) midfield pairing of Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez ● The owners’ desire for a coach who ‘teaches’ football ● Training methods and the club’s injury record ● Pochettino’s sense that he was one of the few experienced operators in the building
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