The club’s style and pattern of play have undergone significant change since Graham Potter was named the new manager of Chelsea Football Club. In this article, we’ll look at some of those changes.
- A quick and vertical style of play
One change in Chelsea Football Club’s style and pattern of play since Potter became manager is the vertical and upfield style of play.
Chelsea has benefited greatly from the Blues’ more aggressive style of play, which allows them to get to the goal as quickly as possible.
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Compared to when Tuchel was in charge, Chelsea is currently involved in far more possibilities to score goals since Potter joined the club.
Chelsea has been able to attack the goal more frequently thanks to Graham Potter’s playing style and pattern, which has also somewhat increased their chances of scoring more goals.
Recall that respected journalist Ben Jacobs claims that Maddison is the type of creative player Chelsea may end up going after.
In fact, he asserts that the Blues administration has already mentioned the name of the Leicester star.
On the ChelseaFC365 podcast, Jacobs stated: “I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if his form keeps up, especially if there are some departures, even with Mount still at the club, if Chelsea start to consider someone like a James Maddison.