Five likely candidates who can replace Graham Potter at Chelsea

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1. Julian Nagelsmann:
The German will probably have been the first name many thought of when news of Potter's sacking broke on April 2.

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2. Brendan Rodgers:The former Liverpool and Leicester City boss was sacked by Leicester City just hours before Potter got his marching orders.

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He won the FA Cup in 2020-21, beating Chelsea 1-0 in the final, and ended his time with the Foxes with a record of 92 wins from 204 games (D42 L70), a win percentage of 45.

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3. Mauricio Pochettino:
The Argentinian was a very popular figure during his time at Tottenham.

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His five-year reign included 113 wins from 202 Premier League games, a points-per-game (PPG) average of 1.89

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4. Luis Enrique
The former Real Madrid and Barcelona player most recently won 27 of 48 games as Spain head coach.

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With Barcelona, he won two LaLiga titles, three Copa del Rey crowns, a Supercopa de Espana, a European Super Cup and a Club World Cup, as well as the 2014-15 Champions League as part of a historic treble.

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5. Roberto De Zerbi
It would really be a kick in the teeth for Brighton to have Chelsea take another of their head coaches.

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Five likely candidates who can replace Graham Potter at Chelsea

1. Julian Nagelsmann: The German will probably have been the first name many thought of when news of Potter's sacking broke on April 2.