Julian Nagelsmann has quickly emerged as the frontrunner to succeed Graham Potter at Chelsea, with the German considering a return to management following his dismissal by Bayern Munich.
Julian Nagelsmann is considering changing his mind and returning to management at Chelsea to replace Graham Potter.
Potter was fired by Chelsea on Sunday night after winning just 12 of his 31 games in charge. Nagelsmann quickly emerged as the frontrunner to replace him on a permanent basis, despite the fact that the German is currently without a club.
During the most recent international break, he fired himself, And Bayern Munich replaced him with Thomas Tuchel. That decision was made in response to concerns about Bayern’s performance in the Bundesliga, and Nagelsmann is now considering his next move.
Nagelsmann was expected to take a break from management until the summer, According to Sky Germany. However with the Chelsea job now vacant those plans may be altered.
From their time together at RB Leipzig, he maintains a close relationship with Blues technical director Christopher Vivell. Vivell’s presence, combined with Chelsea’s star-studded roster, makes Stamford Bridge an appealing proposition.
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Though it appeared that Nagelsmann would take a break after being fired by Bayern, he could be convinced to return to management immediately. The ball is said to be in Chelsea’s court, and they must now call him to persuade him to join.
What Is The Current Situation Between Chelsea And Nagelsmann?
So far, no talks have taken place between the Blues and the German manager. That could change on Monday, when Chelsea begins its search for Potter’s replacement.
If Chelsea can persuade him to replace Potter the club will then enter into talks with Bayern. Those talks have yet to begin with Bayern threatening to demand a compensation fee.
Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali, co-controlling owners, gave no hints as to who they are considering as a replacement in their explanation of the decision to fire Potter. Instead, they urged fans to band together for the season’s remaining games.
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