Chelsea's Premier League rivals Chelsea are under immense pressure after their worst start to a season in 45 years, according to a report in the British media. Rumors of a change of manager are swirling again after the British media reported that former Real Madrid coach Ruby Dugu was in the Chelsea box for Chelsea's home loss to Aston Villa on Sunday (24).
British media Birmingham World reported that Lubidiku, who suddenly resigned as Wolves boss before the start of the season, has been hoping to find another coaching opportunity in the Premier League, and was invited to watch the game in a box at the Stamford Bridge stadium a few days ago, which has put more pressure on Chelsea's team leader, Pujitenu. Lambert was in the box at Chelsea's home stadium in April this year, and a few days later was hired to replace Bono Sarto as caretaker leader.
The 57-year-old Spanish coach Lubidiku, who has coached important teams such as Porto, Real Madrid, Xavier and the Spanish national team, joined Wolves in the middle of last season and helped the team escape relegation. However, Lubidiku was furious when Wolves failed to fulfill its promise to increase the number of players in the transfer market due to its financial problems this summer.
Chelsea started the season with only 5 points in 6 league matches, and one of the managers, Ebari, went into the dressing room to give a lecture to Villa after the match, which is as controversial as the American manager, Pauli, going into the dressing room at the end of the last season to "interfere with the government", which makes people worry that Pontecitano's power is being overrun. In addition, one of Chelsea's coaching staff, Bono Sarto, is reported to have been secretly fired by Chelsea, and the club does not intend to make an official announcement, so it seems that they want to make a low-profile "reform".
