Mauricio Pochettino’s squad is beginning to earn the results that their performances have merited. Although they have still suffered heavy defeats (as in the cases of Wolves and Liverpool, for instance), there are signs of recovery.

Should the Argentinian manage a more successful conclusion to the season compared to its start, he would provide Todd Boehly with ample justification to reconsider terminating his employment and resuming the entire endeavor of constructing something of value.

In pursuit of acquiring a seasoned forward is crucial for Chelsea’s progress. In this regard, Football Insider (via Fichajes) has reported that Chelsea might unpredictably pursue former Tottenham ace Harry Kane.

The English forward of international caliber has scored 29 goals and assisted on eight in 30 games for Bayern Munich, but is reportedly unhappy with life in Bavaria.

A reconciliation between Kane and Pochettino, who both coaches them at White Hart Lane, would almost undoubtedly have a transformative effect on the Blues’ goal production.

Although it is improbable that he would be acquired for a low price and he may be elder than the West Londoners would prefer, Chelsea must be considered if he becomes available.