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Relations between Thomas Tuchel and Chelsea’s American owners had become increasingly strained in the weeks leading up to his sacking on Wednesday morning, but the German coach was still said to be shocked by the abrupt nature of his dismissal.
MANCHESTER, England : Chelsea just spent over 250 million pounds ($285.50 million) on new players - and sold around ten of their first-team squad members - during a busy transfer window but six days after the deadline for deals closed, they have sacked coach Thomas Tuchel.
When Chelsea made the decision to sack Thomas Tuchel — the coach who guided them to their second Champions League title just four months after replacing Frank Lampard at the helm — many people were surprised. Given the club's reputation, though, plenty weren't.
Raheem Sterling left Manchester City in search of stability. He found it in terms of playing time, but off the pitch Chelsea have proved once again to be one of the most volatile footballing environments in Europe.
Chelsea have made a formal approach to speak to Graham Potter and Brighton have given permission for them to hold talks with their manager.
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has said that he "can't fathom" Chelsea's decision to sack Thomas Tuchel.
LONDON : Chelsea have new ownership but the ruthless strategy employed by former owner Roman Abramovich when it comes to hiring and firing managers appears to have remained at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea could move for former Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino or Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone after they sacked Thomas Tuchel on Wednesday morning, according to journalist Dean Jones.