Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly has expressed his satisfaction with the team's recent performances, stating that their unbeaten run in the last three matches demonstrates the club's plan is "coming together" under manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The Blues have shown significant improvement, beating West Ham and Tottenham, and drawing with Aston Villa, which has propelled them to seventh place in the Premier League. This position could secure European football for the next season, and they are just two points behind sixth-placed Newcastle.
Boehly, who faced criticism from a supporters' group in March, believes the recent results have vindicated the club's strategy. Speaking at a Sportico conference in Los Angeles, he highlighted the team's fluid and organized play, which aligns with their vision.
While Pochettino's future at Stamford Bridge remains uncertain, Boehly's comments suggest the club is moving in the right direction. The Argentine manager, who signed a two-year deal last summer, has not received assurances about his future, but Boehly's positive assessment of the team's progress may alleviate some of the doubts.
Chelsea's next matches are against Nottingham Forest, Brighton, and Bournemouth, providing opportunities for the team to build on their momentum and solidify their position in the Premier League.