After the criticism of Moises Caicedo, what Mauricio Pochettino says in response

Chelsea FC is not having a good time this season. Mauricio Pochettino's team has positioned itself as one of the possible surprises in England and despite the team's great investment in recent transfer markets, the reality is that the team does not seem to be able to find itself. Given this, criticism of new signings like Moises Caicedo has not been long in coming. It should be remembered that the Ecuadorian is the most expensive signing in the history of England.

"It is a new club and even if you are happy and everything seems perfect, it is still difficult to adapt. We are very happy with him and he did very well against Fulham," added the Argentine, who is still not happy that Caicedo now has to go to the international break. "He has to go to South America now and that doesn't help, but we have to accept it and help him do well when he comes back."

Moisés Caicedo's performance at Chelsea has not gone unnoticed, especially after the London club paid a significant sum to Brighton for his services, a total of 120 million euros. Caicedo has quickly established himself in the team's starting lineup, despite an inconsistent start to the season for Chelsea. His association with Enzo Fernández in the center of the field has generated expectations, but they still have not finished meeting each other.

Pochettino's future at Chelsea FC

The Argentine coach of Chelsea FC would have the confidence of the current board according to English media. The team understands that this is a project with several new pieces. Asked at a press conference about the plans for January, when the market reopens, Pochettino recalled some of the injuries the club has, and assured that they already have their sights set on possible additions. "I will start working and identifying what we need for January. Now we have to work and try to get Nkunku and Armando Broja back and try to give the team more goals."