BREAKING NEWS: Graham Potter to face sack if he....

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Following Chelsea's away draw with Nottingham forest, Graham Potter is reportedly at a growing risk of the sack at Chelsea amid claims a top-class replacement has made it clear to Todd Boehly that he would be willing to replace him in the dug-out.

The 47-year-old Englishman was appointed as Blues manager back in September, signing a five-year deal to replace the sacked Thomas Tyche. He was tempted to make the move north from Brighton – but only after reportedly receiving assurances over his long-term future at Stamford Bridge.

However, just a few months into the arrangement and it seems some major doubts are already creeping in. And with the Blues now going five games without a win under Potter, they already sit a worrying eight points adrift of Tottenham in fourth.



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