Chelsea faces state troubles, Pochettino laughs and says he may be killed

Chelsea coach Pochettino joked that he would be killed if he was not allowed to play in Arsenal. This also reflects that Chelsea is not in its best state at the moment. In this ideal world, Pochettino may wish to give this a break for a midfielder worth a total of £222 million, but he also understands that Saturday's London derby is too important for Chelsea, and they need the joining of these two players.

Pochettino smiled and said, "Casedo and Enzo didn't return to the team after two American games. The form was not the best, but they were very important to us. So we have a week to train now (until the Brentford game), and they will definitely get better and better." The players didn't come back from America on Wednesday and were going to play on Saturday, which was crazy. But if I say, "Okay, I'm going to give them some rest; if they don't play (London Derby), you'll definitely kill me." And the boss is too!

Faced with such a difficult situation, it is indeed a great challenge. I hope they can recover quickly and train now to get to their best in a week.

Chelsea's form may not be satisfactory, but Pochettino expressed this dilemma in a humorous tone.