Chelsea is considering Marcelo Gallardo as a potential candidate to replace their former manager, Graham Potter.
In the wake of Graham Potter’s departure, Chelsea has been linked with several high-profile managers, with Marcelo Gallardo emerging as a leading contender to take over the reins at the club.
Following a string of underwhelming performances, Chelsea recently parted ways with Potter and employed Frank Lampard as an interim caretaker till the end of the season , paving the way for the club to consider a range of managerial options.
Reports from TYC Sports indicate that the 47-year-old Argentine coach is now being seriously considered by the Blues as they look to turn their fortunes around.
Gallardo is widely regarded as one of the most talented managers in South American football, having achieved significant success during his tenure with River Plate. With a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success, the 47-year-old could prove to be an inspired choice for Chelsea, provided they are able to secure his services.
Despite their impressive pedigree and resources, Chelsea has endured a challenging campaign this season, languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League table.