Chelsea coach Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly strategizing a January transfer move to address the team's height deficiency.
Following Sunday's 2-0 loss to Everton, where only four of the 10 outfield players were 6ft or taller, Pochettino expressed concerns about squad balance. The coach is eyeing signings in defense, midfield, and attack to rectify the perceived imbalance and lack of height.
Center midfielders Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo, and Conor Gallagher fall below the 6ft mark, prompting Pochettino's desire for taller players. Despite the recent defeat, Pochettino's job seems secure, and Chelsea is considering financial moves to accommodate potential transfers.
The club is reportedly open to spending more in the winter transfer window and may generate funds by selling players like Maatsen and Chalobah.
Pochettino's plans extend beyond attacking reinforcements, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive overhaul to bolster the team's physical attributes and address the perceived imbalances.
