I am not in Chelsea to play nice guy — Pochettino warns

The premier league has been warned, Chelsea new coach, Mauricio Pochettino is not in the English first division to play nice guy.

Newly appointed Chelsea manager, Mauricio Pochettino, has made his intentions clear, emphasizing his primary focus on winning rather than simply doing a “nice job.”

In his first official statements since taking charge at the club, Pochettino highlighted the high expectations at Chelsea, noting that failure to win can lead to trouble.

During his introductory press conference, Pochettino addressed recent controversies, including an incident involving midfielder Mason Mount. The Argentine tactician expressed his desire to move forward, stating, “I don’t know what happened with Mount, but we have to move on. The past is the past.”

This statement suggests Pochettino’s intention to foster a fresh start and maintain a positive environment within the squad.

The former Paris Saint-Germain coach acknowledged that the squad is not yet complete but emphasized the players’ openness and the potential for further additions.

Pochettino expressed his satisfaction with being at Chelsea, highlighting the team’s relentless work ethic during the current phase of preparation.

Pochettino displayed confidence in the football club, placing trust in key figures such as Paul, Lawrence, and the owner to provide him with the necessary resources to build a competitive team. The manager’s faith in the club’s leadership indicates a harmonious working relationship and a shared vision for success.

Regarding star striker Romelu Lukaku, Pochettino confirmed that the Belgian international is expected to rejoin the squad for pre-season training on July 12 or 13.

This announcement suggests Lukaku’s inclusion in Pochettino’s plans as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Pochettino also highlighted the importance of player integration and team spirit. He revealed that one of his expectations is for new signings to personally greet him in his office, a gesture that signifies commitment and a desire to be part of the Chelsea family.

As Pochettino begins his tenure at Chelsea, the club’s supporters will be eagerly anticipating his approach to building a successful team.

With a strong focus on winning and an emphasis on unity and hard work, the Argentine manager aims to bring success back to Stamford Bridge and uphold Chelsea’s prestigious reputation in domestic and European competitions.