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Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, has been asked what he thinks of Chelsea’s decision to fire Thomas Tuchel.
At his pre-game press conference, the Spanish tactician was quizzed about his London rival as his side prepare to kick start their Europa League campaign in Zurich.
Despite having new owners, it appears that there is still the same lack of patience with coaches at Stamford Bridge.
Arteta claims that all managers are aware of the possibility of being fired, especially in the English top flight, but he expressed his “sadness” for Tuchel.
When asked if he was shocked by the dismissal, he responded, “I was.
“We learned of the news just before the training session.
“Firing a colleague in this line of work is always painful. Unfortunately, we are aware of how it works. I hope things work out for him. It’s terrible to get such information.
“It confirms what I’ve always told you: that our profession has the potential for something like this to occur at some point. Because you never know when something may happen, We have to prevent it, enjoy the journey and enjoy every day.
After emerging from Pep Guardiola’s shadow at Manchester City, Arteta has seen some bumpy patches in his time as manager of Arsenal.
Under both the new and the previous administrations, it is reasonable to assume that Chelsea’s board may have become impatient with him at those periods.
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