Brighton has since appointed Fabian Hurzeler as their new manager, but Potter’s success with the Seagulls continues to serve as a reminder of his potential. His time at Brighton contrasts starkly with the struggles he faced at Chelsea, and it’s clear that the experiences at both clubs have shaped his outlook on management.

Graham Potter is ready to return to football management after 17 months of exile following his disastrous reign at Chelsea. The 49-year-old admitted he felt a sense of “humiliation” with his high-profile sacking after successfully building his career with spells at Ostersunds,

Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter has said he is ready to return to football management. Potter has been out of work since he was sacked at Stamford Bridge in April 2023. The 47-year-old was fired after just four wins and left the Blues 11th in the Premier League table — 12 points off the Champions League places.

Graham Potter revealed that he turned to Taylor Swift to get over his Chelsea sacking as the ex-Blues boss feels he is ready to return to management.

Graham Potter decided it was time to disappear from the public eye after being sacked by Chelsea. But, 17 months on, looking relaxed and trim – that famous ‘glow-up’ perfectly maintained – he is ready for his relaunch.

Graham Potter has said that some of Chelsea’s players had to sit on the floor in the dressing for lack of space during his time in charge of the club. Potter said the squad was bloated and that the dressing room was overcrowded after the club splashed £300 million in the January 2022 transfer window.