Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino recently spoke about the challenges he faced in winning over the Chelsea fanbase after his move from Tottenham. Pochettino acknowledged the risk he took in joining Chelsea, given his history with their London rivals and the ambitious project he signed up for.
After a thrilling 4-3 comeback victory against Manchester United, Pochettino expressed his delight not only for the three points but also for the growing connection between the team and the fans. The win propelled Chelsea to 10th place in the Premier League table, with hopes of qualifying for a European competition still alive.
Pochettino emphasized the importance of building a genuine relationship with the fans based on trust and performance rather than superficial gestures. He highlighted the need to focus on each game, starting with the upcoming match against Sheffield United, as they aim for a strong finish to secure a spot in Europe.
With nine games remaining in the season, Pochettino remains optimistic about Chelsea's chances, believing that a perfect run-in could secure European qualification. The FA Cup semifinal against Manchester City also presents an opportunity for Chelsea to further their ambitions.
Overall, Pochettino's focus is on building a competitive team with young and talented players, aiming to establish Chelsea as a force to be reckoned with in English football. The manager's commitment to the project and his desire to earn the trust and support of the fans reflect his dedication to the club's long-term success.
