Brentford boss Thomas Frank has been named as a potential candidate for the Chelsea manager vacancy after the club parted ways with Mauricio Pochettino by mutual consent on Tuesday night.
Frank recently admitted that he would consider leaving the London club after guiding the Bees to safety for a third successive Premier League season.
The 50-Year-Old stated that “if a big club comes knocking” he’ll probably consider a move away from Brentford.
The admission has put Chelsea on high alert amid their respective managerial search after Mauricio Pochettino’s Exit.
Meanwhile, Chelsea’s search for Pochettino’s replacement will be entrusted to co-sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, the duo that led the review into the Argentine coach’s 2023/24 performance.
The plan is to appoint an emerging, progressive young head coach who can grow with this group of players and develop a style of play over multiple years.
It’s also said that Chelsea Chiefs wants a manager who can trust the entire project and to help develop young players and build the project for the present and future.
