Thomas Tuchel has three big Chelsea calls to make as imminent Todd Boehly takeover awaits

Chelsea are seemingly trying their best to make the conclusion of this season as interesting as possible, but not in good ways for supporters.

From a position of great strength heading into the final run of the season, in the Champions League last eight and in control of their Premier League destiny, to being knocked out by Real Madrid and three league defeats to Brentford, Arsenal and Everton have increased the scrutiny and lessened a wide margin for error.

Even after these setbacks, Chelsea are still in control of their destiny. Six points from the last four games against Wolves, Leeds, Leicester and Watford will guarantee a place at Europe's top table for next season.

Chelsea's historic Cesc Fabregas coup a reminder of what Thomas Tuchel must target this summer

Thomas Tuchel needs a response from his players, whose erratic performances could quickly turn that safety net into a stressful end as the Blues limp towards an uncertain summer under new ownership, with Todd Boehly hoping to conclude a deal this week.

With players out of form, tactical criticisms and an FA Cup final to get ready for, let's go into three calls Tuchel should be making in the final three weeks of the 2021/22 campaign.

Pretty simple this one, and as the Manchester United performance should have firmly showcased this is undeniably Reece James' strongest position. The way he links with others provides a creative drive that few others in the current squad possess.

The recent attempt to shift him into a back-three is probably more reflective of the fragility of others than of James himself. Even if the switch worked because the player is exceptional, it was always going to limit one of Chelsea's most devastating attacking threats.

In four of the