Chelsea's Young Squad Faces Pressure Challenges, Pochettino Seeks Improvement

Mauricio Pochettino emphasizes the need for time and experience for the young Chelsea team, amidst efforts to enhance performance and team chemistry.

Mauricio Pochettino, Chelsea's head coach, acknowledges the struggle of the club's young players with the pressure of playing for the team, emphasizing the need for time and experience.
Chelsea is working on integrating a set-piece specialist, Bernardo Cueva from Brentford, to enhance the team's performance, reflecting Pochettino's openness to improvements.
Team bonding events, including a barbecue for players and staff, are part of Pochettino's strategy to build chemistry and help players understand what it means to play for Chelsea.
Despite the talent and high-value signings like Moisés Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez, Chelsea's inconsistency is attributed to a lack of experience among its young squad.
Pochettino's management is under scrutiny as Chelsea faces challenges in achieving success, with the team's performance being a mix of controlling games and succumbing to errors.