Can Julian Nagelsmann SAVE Chelsea?! | Continental Club Extra
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- On today's Continental Club Xtra we take a look at Julian Nagelsmann, recently sacked by Bayern Munich and now the favourite to succeed Graham Potter at Chelsea!
If he takes the job what can we expect from him in the Premier League? Will his tactics suit the Chelsea squad put together under Todd Boehly's ownership? Are the problems he faced at Bayern something to be worried about? And if he isn't appointed, who would be a good alternative?
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I agree with Henry, I like Nagelsmann but Enrique would be the smarter choice given our situation. He would also command respect from a crop of players who've thrown several managers under the bus
Nagelsmann to Chelsea and we get a UCL SF of Nagelsmann v Bayern and Tuchel v Chelsea, love to see it
Haahhaha you’re acting like u didn’t draw Real Madrid
I believe that Julian Nagelsmann would be a great appointment for Chelsea and Im a Manchester United fan. The thing is Chelsea seem to be extremely inpatient and are signing to many players without selling the ones who don't have a future. For Nagelsmann to come there and be successful I think Chelsea would need to allow him to first allow him to sell whoever he feels doesn't fit his style of play no matter how long player has been on the playing squad. And then should be allowed to buy who will fit his style and philosophy. I think having Nkunku coming in will help him have someone he knows and then he would definitely need a striker that can be efficient because Chelsea don't have anyone who can regularly score. The main problem I see is Chelsea create and defend well but it all breaks down once a through ball is put or cross in.
If I was Nagelsmann I'd stay away from Chelsea. This "long term project" might only last 2 years at most
Good thing you're not🙂
Honest question. Why would u feel sorry for potter? He’s been given multiple chances over the season. One of his main excuses at the start of his time was lack of players due to the injuries to players then after January window the excuse is he had too many players. Without Tuchel’s points at the start of the season potter would have been in a relegation scrap
Enrique as the manager n Terry as his assistant reason Enrique will get the wins against Real Madrid n JT to build respect in the dressing room
Terry & respect don’t belong in the same sentence 😂 racist and shags his mates birds. Great footballer, terrible bloke.
Enrique is good but with MSN and that team its questionable. But i understand he can do big things with a good a team like w ehave now
Very interesting
Honestly I’m not even sure peak SAF could save Chelsea rn
Did you see the team he won the league with in 2013? Wish we had someone like that
@@Mark-uh3un yep and point taken
@@Mark-uh3un tuchel's 2021 cl win was more impressive tbh
You lot can’t be serious about Tottenham being a better job they didn’t buy poch a player for a whole year
No manager in the right mind should go to Chelsea right now.
Sym
then where Spurs???
Better than at PSG
And yet every good managers offer themselves for the job 😉
Money 💵
Of the available Managers, Nagelsmann is the best overall. I also really think that Nagaelsmann is the type of coach who can potentially keep "Tuchel Ball" going, be it with a significantly improved team. Nagelsmann can be the EXACT manager we need with the mix of our leadership as well as a long term core. Has been consistently managing for a while, was wanted by Madrid AND Bayern, as been in rebuilds more than once successfully.
Enrique was a manager 8 years ago in club, and though very successful, we have to consider that he coached Pep's team but in it's final form - an y truly competent manager would do that. His SPain stint has been underwhelming (1 win in regulation type).
Does Nagelsmann have cons? Yes, as do all of them - but he has the best upside
It’s very different tho when you only work with players a few times a year as opposed to working with them everyday. Like they said, Nagelsmann is great for Chelsea but Chelsea isn’t great for Nagelsmann. Spurs is the better proposition for him, Luis Enrique could definitely do something with this Chelsea side, especially when you have someone like Enzo who is in a similar mold to the old Spanish midfielders and there’s not many of those around anymore.
@@r.i.psteez929 Enrique hasn’t coached club football in 8 years If I’m not mistaken, and that was possibly the greatest club side to ever kick a ball - a team moulded by Pep, with the addition of Neymar in what clearly is now his prime years.
Any Competent Manager would’ve done bits with that squad - added also that he didn’t introduce anything special, he just looked at what he had and said “yep, keep this going”.
Nagelsmann has what it takes, age ain’t nothing but a number because Pep was 36/37 when he took charge at Barca, a young squad FULL of potential.
We don’t have a messi or Iniesta etc, but we do have a collection of players who could be the core for years.
Also, he wants this. If Luis comes in cool, but Nagelsmann would be a much better fit.
@@mdn6554 yea he hasn’t coached club football since 16/17 but he’s still a bit of unknown entity. At Barca he worked with what he had for the most part, same with Spain, and Chelsea have a lot of players on long contracts who the manager will be expected to work with… which is what Enrique would probably do. He also knows how to manage ego’s, Nagelsmann apparently doesn’t, that was his problem at Bayern.
Either way it’ll be fun to see them both in the prem but if Nagelsmann goes to Chelsea then Enrique won’t go to Spurs. Nagelsmann should go to Spurs, get rid of kane and make that team his own. He’d love a player like Son.
@@mdn6554Enrique's Barça played in a different manner from Pep's Barça, more direct and transitional without really playing through the middle. Besides not just any coach can win a treble, so stop undermining the man
@@mdn6554 No one will ever have a Messi again, but don't underestimate the young talent you have at Chelsea. Enzo is a top talent in the world, Kante is fantastic when he is healthy, and if someone can get Felix's potential and promise to actually show he could be very good in the pitch
Can you do a video on why Poch isn't getting a job?
Well I would say Nagelsmann can do a better job than Potter. But he needs some time for it. He has to learn and develop his idea of football and his coaching style. He is already a great Manager, but he is not at the highest level yet. It depends on what you expect from him and what the board an the owners expect from him. What is the goal for the next season? What is the goal for the next years? At Bayern there is the pressure to win every the Bundesliga and more...This pressure and the very high goals of Bayern where to much for him yet.
The new chelsea management are clear... They are willing to be patient for one to build his team and they showed that with Potter. But for a big club like Chelsea patience means finishing 4th, 5th or even 6th and show progression over time. Potter didn't show any signs of progression, so they were absolutely right to sack him now
I'm pretty sure the board and owners don't expect immediate results with Nagelsmann. They hired Potter and stuck by him for months even through the fires and critics because they felt he was a younger manager that could build a longer term project at Chelsea. I see no reason why they would switch up their objectives just because a new person is coming in.
If Chelsea does better than they have done under Potter, which is saying very little, it will buy time for the club in the eyes of the fans for Nagelsmann to develop his plan for the club in the mid and long term.
Any manager would be a fool to go there before the season is over
if we don’t get a manager in before madrid. We should hire terry as interim
Dumb take
Dumb take
Why is dougie acting like managers are going to be upset that they have players like fofana, enzo, badiashile, reece James, gusto, nkunku tied down to long term deals
Managers are not gonna know what to do with players that don’t fit their system so getting rid of them will be harder
@@DavidRodriguez-uw1gz most those guys fit multiple systems and part of being a manager is getting the best out of what you have not just getting a completely new group of players bought for you
Theses guys are just Chelsea haters
So they gonna replace the manager they sacked with the manager he replaced...😂
I'm a chelsea fan... sadly. We need a new manager but each of the candidates have to sort this goal output. Whether thats a player issue or just tactics
Probably both. Enzo and Kante seem to be pretty good at getting the ball to the forwards, but the position of those forwards is often all over the place. That's a tactical problem.
Even when they are in the right place though, they wouldn't score against a rainbow. Havertz flunks or loses the ball by being too slow, and Joao Felix is yet to adapt properly to the Premier League by the looks of it (if you are hopeful about his future development). That's a problem with the players not having good games consistently.
Might not be the right time now (for any manager), but when do you think clubs might stop discounting the other 50% of the population for managerial talent?
Emma Hayes deserves just as much of a look in, surely?
😂 the gap in standards between the men’s game and the women’s is absolutely HUGE.
She said she doesn't want to coach men's team alot of times and that she's happy with the Women's
While it is definitely true that female coaches would increase the manager pool massively, at the moment there is a _massive_ gap in skill in football between male and female teams. Managers of both sexes coaching teams of either sex likely would have to start in lower rated clubs and slowly, over time, work its way up to larger, more competitive clubs
Enrique to Chelsea, Nagelsmann to Spurs. Probably the best for everyone, would also improve the quality of the league even more.
Only if you have something brilliant in mind for Chelsea should you dare take that job!!!!! Could be the end of anyone’s career😮😮
i would love arsene wenger as an interim manager.we need experience to steady the ship until the end of the season.
I dont think your good in the head
They don't talk anything positive about Chelsea, everytime. These guys hate Chelsea
There’s a reason Bayern let him go
Not a great reason though. Nagelsmann was doing just fine with Bayern, and Tuchel at the moment is doing more of the same as Nagelsmann did.
I'm guessing the expectations for Bayern were higher than their real possibilities and that got Nagelsmann sacked.
Honestly never heard of him, is he any good or is he just another poor clone of Sir Alex Ferguson?
Did a pretty great job with a few German clubs, including Leipzig. Can't remember the name of his first club, but he took them from 17th to 4th if I remember correctly in the Bundesliga.
Nagelsmann is also young and talented, which is one of his attractive points. He is good, for sure. The question is _how_ good really.