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Gus Poyet advocates for Graham Potter’s Premier League return

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Potter sacked — Graham Potter was recently sacked by Chelsea as the Blues slipped off the top-half

Former Chelsea star Gus Poyet has voiced his support for Graham Potter, saying that the talented manager deserves another opportunity to prove himself in the Premier League.

Potter, who impressed during his tenure at Brighton, faced a challenging stint at Chelsea before his untimely departure.

Despite Potter’s brief and turbulent spell at Stamford Bridge, Poyet, who enjoyed a successful career with Chelsea, believes that the experience has equipped Potter with valuable lessons and insights that make him worthy of consideration for top-flight management positions.

“Without going into Man United specifically, what Graham deserves is another chance in the top flight,” Poyet expressed in an interview with Express Sport. Reflecting on Potter’s tenure at Chelsea, where he was relieved of his duties after just seven months due to disappointing results, Poyet emphasized the difficulties Potter faced and the subsequent learning opportunities.

“Maybe it’s too late, but only now does everybody know how difficult it was for him at Chelsea and he paid the price,” Poyet remarked. “But now I’m 100 per cent convinced that anything coming next will be a better situation for him.”

Poyet’s endorsement of Graham Potter extends beyond his experience at Chelsea, highlighting the manager’s impressive work at Brighton as evidence of his capabilities. “You learn a lot from that kind of negativity, and he definitely deserves another chance in the Premier League,” Poyet affirmed.

While acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding Potter’s future destination, Poyet expressed optimism about seeing him return to management soon. “Now where? It could be one of the top teams like Man United but it depends on club situations,” Poyet remarked. “But let’s just hope we see him back soon because it was a pleasure to see him managing Brighton.”

As speculation swirls regarding potential managerial vacancies in the Premier League, Poyet’s endorsement serves as a testament to Potter’s resilience and potential.