Mauricio Pochettino revealed he will have no time for a close-season getaway as he plots a return to European football with Chelsea, but hinted he will make an exception should co-owner Todd Boehly offer to whisk him away.

Mauricio Pochettino is set to discover his Stamford Bridge fate after Chelsea's final match of the Premier League season on Sunday against Bournemouth

Mauricio Pochettino underwent several "tough" moments during the season when the Argentine manager feared that he could be sacked.

The Blues have kept close tabs on Ruben Amorim ever since buying the club in 2022, and the Sporting CP boss would head the list of future Chelsea managers. But Pochettino has appeared to be inching towards being retained, having turned Chelsea’s form on its head in a productive 2024.

Chelsea have finally found some consistency coming to the end of the Premier League season, and want to end the campaign on a high by achieving their ambition of a place in Europe, manager Mauricio Pochettino said on Friday.

Chelsea have identified Kieran McKenna as one of the leading contenders to replace Mauricio Pochettino, whose future remains up in the air ahead of his end-of-season review. The Stamford Bridge hierarchy are not completely sold on Pochettino despite the club’s recent upturn in form which has seen Chelsea gatecrash the top-six ahead of the final day of the season.

Chelsea manager, Mauricio Pochettino, has picked the match that made him fear he would be sacked by the Premier League. According to him, it was the 4-2 home defeat to Wolves in February. The result saw the Blues drop into the bottom half of the table.