Mauricio Pochettino Holds Talks with Chelsea Board on January Signings
Mauricio Pochettino, the manager of Chelsea, has recently had discussions with the club’s board regarding potential signings in the January transfer window. However, he has expressed satisfaction with the current options available to him in the forward positions.
Despite this, Pochettino acknowledges that acquiring a striker is a top priority for the team, as they have struggled to score goals this season. Furthermore, he will soon lose one of his current options, Nicolas Jackson, to the Africa Cup of Nations, and Christopher Nkunku is currently dealing with a hip problem.
Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen are among the top targets on Chelsea’s shortlist. Pochettino has reassured fans that the club is not in a position where they have to sell players before they can buy due to financial fair play regulations.
Pochettino has been in discussions with the Chelsea hierarchy about potential incoming transfers. Despite the absences of Nkunku and Jackson, he believes that his squad is well-equipped to handle the situation.
“We are assessing the squad like always,” Pochettino stated during a press conference. “We have had conversations with the owners and sporting director to explore all our options.”
He added, “I am happy because we have different options to play in the striker positions. We need our second line offensive players to step up and contribute goals to help the team win games.”
Pochettino emphasized that he maintains a good relationship with the Chelsea board and that their recent talks went well. He assured fans that if any developments occur, they will be announced.
In the meantime, Chelsea will face Middlesbrough in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final before returning to Premier League action against Fulham.
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