Vn88 Rezence News: Chelsea has the upper hand on Tottenham; Julian Nagelsmann wants a position in the Premier League

Julian Nagelsmann has expressed interest in becoming a head coach in the Premier League in the near future. The 35-year-old German, who was most recently fired by Bayern Munich, is now on the radar of both Chelsea and Spurs. It has been reported that the Blues are also interested in Ruben Amorim of Sporting Lisbon, Oliver Glasner of Eintracht Frankfurt, and Luciano Spalletti of Napoli.

Julian Nagelsmann is interested in becoming a manager in the Premier League and views it as his natural next destination. But, Rezence thinks that he will not make a hasty choice regarding his future despite the fact that both Chelsea and Tottenham have a great interest in him.

The 35-year-old wants to take some time off after being fired from his position as head coach at Bayern Munich, and when he does take a new position, he would like to be in charge of a full preseason.

Do any other potential candidates?

The chief reporter for Vn88 Sports News, Kaveh Solhekol, says:

You should think about Pochettino. They've had previous conversations with him. I believe that he came quite close to being hired for that position in the past. Evidently, he is still available for hire.

According to the most recent information that W88 had obtained from him, he is continuing to keep his options open. I believe it would be best for him to hold off until the summer to see what options are available. Real Madrid is one of the possible places to work, and there are quite a few jobs that are anticipated to become available in the near future.

"Other people who are available are Zinedine Zidane and Luis Enrique," the source of W88 Rezence said.

They should be prepared for a high volume of calls from the representatives of some of the most successful managers in the world.

"Agents and managers have been calling us to brag about their clients and their credentials, and we've been fielding their calls.

When compared to where they were in September, Vn88 believes they are in a stronger position now to ensure that they select the appropriate candidate.

"But, one thing that can be said with absolute certainty is that they will not be taking any risks. They won't choose an up-and-coming coach because they require someone who has experience managing in the Champions League. They want a big-name manager with personality, charisma, and an air about them.

They have to earn the respect of those players as soon as possible since the Chelsea locker room has a long tradition of being one of the most influential in the league.

To govern and conquer it, you need to be Carlo Ancelotti, Antonio Conte, Jose Mourinho, or Tuchel.

Carragher: Chelsea supporters have been raised in a culture of short-termism.

Jamie Carragher is of the opinion that Potter was doomed to fail at Chelsea as a result of the fundamental culture of the club, which is to win trophies, as well as the pressure for immediate success.

Carragher stated that the decision to fire him was the appropriate one while speaking on Monday Night Football.

According to an interview that Carragher gave to Vn88 Sports, "Chelsea and Real Madrid are two of the most vicious teams in terms of how they deal with managers." Real Madrid is the other club.

"It's fine for Todd Boehly to come in and tell Roman Abramovich that they're going to do things differently, but I don't care what he says. Those fans have grown up in a culture where they win trophies, change managers, and get Champions League-winning managers every two or three years.

Pochettino would be an excellent choice for the position, according to Nev.

Gary Neville expressed his opinion with rezence.com that Mauricio Pochettino, and not Julian Nagelsmann, should be the one to assume permanent managerial responsibilities at Chelsea Bridge. Neville made his comments when appearing on Monday Night Football.

According to Boehly's comments, as reported by Neville for Vn88 Sports, Chelsea has completed its financial obligations for the next three years, with the exception of a central forward acquisition.

If they hire Zidane, Enrique, or Diego Simeone, they will demand an additional £300 million because they will not be happy with some of the players they have already bought.

They need to hire a manager who will be comfortable with the current roster. - a good number of them are in their early 20s - and I believe that man's name is Mauricio Pochettino.