Julian Nagelsmann and Marco Silva considered for Chelsea job, Graham Potter may replace Brendan Rodgers - Paper Round

Nagelsmann leads the way to replace Potter Chelsea have already reached out to make contact with former Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann following the dismissal of Graham Potter on Sunday evening. Nagelsmann was sacked from his role at Bayern during the March international break, but could make a swift return to management with Chelsea.

The Mail report that the 35-year-old is leading the way in the Blues' search for a new boss, while Mauricio Pochettino is also being considered by the west London club. Ad The Mail confirm: «Former Bayern Munich head coach Julian Nagelsmann is among the contenders to replace Potter and it is understood that initial contact, through intermediaries, has already taken place.

TransfersMan Utd target Rice, Bellingham and De Jong transfers for summer — Paper RoundYESTERDAY AT 05:25 »Chelsea may struggle to persuade the 35-year-old to take a job so soon after his sacking at Bayern 10 days ago, but Nagelsmann, who is also wanted by Tottenham to replace Antonio Conte, is viewed by many at Stamford Bridge as the strongest candidate. «Mauricio Pochettino, who was a contender for the position following Thomas Tuchel’s sacking in September, is available.

But the fact he was overlooked for the role as Chelsea eventually appointed Potter may suggest the Blues will explore other options first.» Chelsea could look closer to home However, the Mirror believe that Chelsea could turn to Marco Silva, who is currently in charge of fellow west Londoners, Fulham. The Portuguese manager has previous Premier League experience with Watford and Everton, and is reportedly viewed as a surprise choice by Chelsea.