Chelsea loanee not eager about returning to Stamford Bridge emphasizing on how terrible the club has become and how he expected the current fall-off that the club is currently experiencing.

Mauricio Pochettino is facing challenges at Chelsea, with the Argentine struggling to string together a series of victories.

While there may be an understanding of his goals at Stamford Bridge, the football industry relies heavily on results.

If Pochettino doesn’t turn things around by the end of the season, there could be speculation about his future.

With half of his two-year contract remaining, the next months will likely serve as a crucial period for Todd Boehly and the Chelsea board to assess whether he fulfills his contract or faces a potential removal from his managerial position.

Since the American assumed control from Roman Abramovich, the atmosphere at the club has been unpredictable, and this may be contributing to Kepa Arrizabalaga’s reported apprehension about returning to Chelsea.

According to Sky Sports, the goalkeeper has lost his position as the first-choice at Real Madrid and is currently the second choice behind Andriy Lunin.

A return in January seems improbable, especially with Thibaut Courtois sidelined, and a permanent move at the end of the season might not materialize if Kepa fails to reclaim his starting spot.