Thomas Tuchel's overall record at Chelsea gave him a 60 per cent win rate, with 60 wins from 100 competitive games in all competitions...
Thomas Tuchel's overall record at Chelsea gave him a 60 per cent win rate, with 60 wins from 100 competitive games in all competitions, an enviable statistic by any standard...
The loss to Dinamo Zagreb was only Tuchel's 16th loss as Blues boss since he took the reins in January 2021.
During his 20-month tenure at Chelsea, Tuchel led his team to continental glory and the world, securing the 2020 Champions League -21 beating Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, before winning the Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup.
They also reached the 2021 and 2022 FA Cup Finals and the 2022 Carabao Cup Final, although success on those occasions eluded them. Despite triumphing on the European stage in 2020/21,
Tuchel was only able to guide Chelsea to fourth place in the Premier League that season but improved the following year as the Blues finished third in the tableTuchel's overall record at Chelsea remains impressive and he will rightly look back on the notable achievements of his time at Stamford Bridge, but things have gradually taken a turn for the worse following their Champions League triumph in the summer of 2021 and a poor start Campaign 2022-23. reinforced the feeling that things weren't going to get any better.
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TuchelPremier LeagueUEFA Champions LeagueRecord or relations? Or both? GOAL investigates why the German was relieved of his duties at Stamford Bridge.
Thomas Tuchel has emerged as one of the first major management casualties of the 2022-23 season, with the Chelsea owners only sacking the 49-year-old for seven competitive games in the new season.
Tuchel's last act as Blues head coach was a disappointing 1-0 defeat by Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. Chelsea's statement on Tuchel's sacking underscored the club owners' view that the time was 'right'.
to part ways with the manager to continue the transition and "move the club forward". So why did Chelsea fire Tuchel?
Why is now the right time? GOAL takes a look at the German coach's career to date and his connections with the club to uncover the exact reasons behind his sacking.
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