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Chelsea coach Mauricio Pochettino showed solidarity with his players and called for a burst of collective pride.
Chelsea are plunged into a deep crisis. After suffering two consecutive defeats in the Premier League, the Blues find themselves in a difficult period. Despite the rise in tension around the London club, coach Mauricio Pochettino refuses to give in to panic and defends his players.
Pochettino strongly supports his team and promises a reaction. “The supporters need us to show them that we are really interested in the club,” said the former Parisian. I promise every supporter that players want to perform and win matches. Players suffer a lot when they don’t perform well, they feel this responsibility. They are desperate to feel the love of the fans, but at the same time, they understand the situation. »
Unity is the watchword to overcome this crisis. “When you are not performing well and you are not getting results, it is normal for the supporters to criticize you,” said Pochettino. Getting out of this bad situation is something that we must all do together. I think the team will succeed and the fans will realize that the players need different support, that they need to feel the commitment of the people, the fans and the energy. »
The 51-year-old coach calls for general mobilization. His message is clear: Chelsea must come together to emerge from this crisis. The unwavering support of supporters will be essential to help the players return to victory.
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