Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino has 'had enough' of critics asking him if he's going to retain his role as manager this summer.
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Chelsea defeat Spurs 2-0Blues' boss tired of 'stupid rumors'Club still in European contentionWHAT HAPPENED?
After their 2-0 victory over Tottenham Thursday evening, the Chelsea boss spoke to reporters after the match, declaring his annoyance with questions surrounding his manager role at the club.
He's stated that things are 'out of his hands' heading into the summer, but is adamant that he's focused on seeing out the last year on his deal.
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“I’ve had enough of these stupid rumours. You need to ask the club, whether the club wants me to keep going or not.
“If I have one more year on my contract here and no one says anything, then I suppose that I am going to be here. If there's a decision and someone says to me 'ciao', okay. But we don't know at the moment”.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
The Argentine has been under scrutiny all season for the club's performances, despite a plethora of issues surrounding the club. From overspending in the summer transfer window, to recently having 14 first-team players injured for their match against Spurs, he hasn't been handed an easy task in taking the Blues back to glory.
However, with expectations high – and rumors swirling of the Blues making yet another managerial change this summer, the 52-year-old appears to now be fed up with the constant chatter surrounding his role with the club.
GettyWHAT NEXT FOR CHELSEA?
The Blues take on West Ham on Sunday in Premier League action as they look to earn their second-straight win. However, with just two losses in the Premier League since the start of February, the morale heading into the match seems to be growing.