Mauricio Pochettino Addresses Future at Chelsea: ‘It Won’t Be the End of the World’

London (dpa)
Mauricio Pochettino, the coach of the English football team, Chelsea, confirmed that if he leaves the team at the end of the season, “it will not be the end of the world.” The British news agency, PA Media, said that the Chelsea coach believes that the decision regarding his future is not only a matter for the Chelsea owners, and that he will have an opinion on where will he be next season.
Pochettino insisted he was happy with the west London club, but reiterated that he and his technical staff would have to speak to the club’s management club at the end of the season. Chelsea had mixed results in the first season of Pochettino, the former Tottenham coach, who joined the club in July last year.
Pochettino spoke ahead of Chelsea’s clash with Nottingham Forest tomorrow, Saturday, and said: “If we’re happy, everything will be perfect, but it’s not just about the owners’ happiness because we have to you ask us too because it is possible that we do that. that we will not be happy and that we must part.”
He said: “This is not the first time technical staff have decided not to continue. Tomorrow I can say I’m leaving. “There are two parts if they make the decision, and it’s not just about Chelsea being unhappy, the owner being unhappy, the sporting director being unhappy.” He said: “We might be the ones not happy, because we got here and we have work to do, but in the end it wasn’t what we expected. I’m not saying I’m not happy. “If we separate, we won’t problem, it won’t be the end of the world.”