BREAKING NEWS: Didier Drogba’s remarks regarding Mauricio Pochettino have ignited a significant discussion in the football community.

Didier Drogba recently expressed his dissatisfaction with Mauricio Pochettino’s managerial approach at Chelsea, claiming the team lacks the essential fighting spirit for success under his leadership.

Drogba, a former Chelsea striker, suggested the bold move of bringing back Jose Mourinho for a third term to address the club’s disappointing 11th place position in the Premier League, despite substantial spending on new players exceeding £1 billion.

The proposal has stirred controversy, questioning whether Drogba’s opinion will influence the club’s decision-making.

Pochettino’s position as manager has become more precarious after consecutive losses to Wolves and Liverpool, prompting some fans to call for his dismissal.

Despite mounting pressure, Chelsea’s management remains committed to Pochettino, who is under contract until 2025.

Drogba, however, has been vocal about his dissatisfaction, likening Pochettino’s demeanor to that of a lifeless being.

Following Chelsea’s recent match against Wolves, Drogba criticized Pochettino for tactical disarray, a lack of fighting spirit, poor communication, and a lack of character.

He specifically questioned Pochettino’s decision to deploy Christopher Nkunku as the lone striker, emphasizing Nkunku’s unsuitability for the position.

Drogba highlighted Pochettino’s reluctance to adapt his strategy to suit the team’s strengths.

With Jose Mourinho’s recent departure from Roma, speculation surrounds his potential return to Chelsea, with bookmakers favoring him as a likely successor to Pochettino.

Mourinho, who led Chelsea to eight championships previously, has strong support from fans.

Another former player, Petit, believes Mourinho’s return, possibly alongside John Terry as assistant manager, could inject the personality and character needed to address Chelsea’s ongoing issues.

Petit emphasizes the importance of finding a manager capable of maximizing existing players’ potential rather than relying solely on new signings.

Chelsea, under Pochettino’s leadership, is seen as lacking a clear identity, prompting the need for a manager capable of establishing a coherent vision for the club, according to Petit.