Done Deal: Potter’s Contract With Chelsea Suggests Todd’s Tenure Might Be Different From Roman’s Own

It’s no longer news that Thomas Tuchel was relieved from his position as Chelsea‘s manager many hours ago. The German tactician said his goodbyes after winning three major trophies within his short spell at Chelsea.

Photo: Graham Potter || Twitter

However, the Chelsea football club has also announced Graham Potter as Thomas Tuchel’s replacement. In an official statement, the 47-year-old English manager left his role as Brighton’s manager to take his new role as Chelsea’s head coach. Well, note that Graham Potter signed a five-year contract with the blues. Hence, this article will focus on why Potter’s contract with Chelsea suggests Todd Boehly’s tenure might be different from Roman Abramovich’s own. Take a look!

1. Graham Potter’s Five-Year Contract suggests Chelsea wants a long-term project with him.

Photo: Graham Potter || Twitter

Even though contracts do not mean anything in football, the move to give Graham Potter suggests that Todd Boehly wants a long-term project with the coach. Under Roman Abramovich, the Chelsea football club isn’t known for supporting managers on a long-term basis, but the new owner seems to be interested in doing that.

Photo: Todd Boehly || Twitter

Just like Pep Guardiola, Mikel Arteta, and Jurgen Klopp, Graham Potter could also receive a lot of support in building a new football structure at Chelsea. However, the decision to give a five-year contract suggests that Chelsea could support him regardless of the results, and this also means Todd Boehly’s tenure might be different from Roman Abramovich’s own.

Photo: Graham Potter || Twitter

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