Roméo Lavia is a young talented midfielder with a strong physical presence, good technical ability, high work rate and good versatility. This is why there is no surprise he is being linked to most top clubs in Europe, including Chelsea.

In this thread, I will analyse him: Lavia was only 16y/o he made his move to Manchester City from Anderlecht where Vincent Kompany was coach. At City, he was having great performances and was quickly knocking on the door of their U23 Development Squad. He even won the City Academy Player of the Year

Last but not least Julian Naglesmann's (JM) analysis. Only 35 years old, meaning he would only be 2 years older than Azpi, a club captain. Still, he has achieved so much at his young age and this is why he is a candidate for the head coach job:

(Mega thread) JN once said that: "Thirty % of coaching is tactics, 70% is social competence" and "At this level, the quality of the players at your disposal will ensure that you play well within a good tactical set-up – if the psychological condition is right." This is great to hear given that

"There are a few managers in the world better than Luis Enrique" (Guadriola). Here is my analysis of him and why he is my preference to take over the Chelsea job:

Mega thread... Enrique is one of those managers that highly favours possession-based attacking football. I think most of us have heard of and seen this due to his time in Barcelona. His teams are very vertical in transitions and keep the ball very effectively. He favours the 433 formation