The Potential Pitfalls of Chelsea’s Youth Strategy: Balancing Development and Immediate Success

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I think Chelsea underestimates an important factor in their future strategy with the vast number of outstanding young players
The psyche of the players and their change in development when they are torn from their cultural environment at such an early age and showered with money as one of very, very many human future investments
This can then also hinder development or even be counterproductive.
In this system, the individual is often not important. What is important is that at least a few people make it right.

I agree with you that the tactic is dangerous on the one hand, but on the other hand at least a few will prevail and if you give the whole thing time it will be a colossus in a few years. At the moment we are laughing about the whole thing, but in 2-4 years it will no longer be so funny.
Todd Boehly is no *****, he cobbled together by far the best baseball team in America and now he is trying to do the same in football, he has taken the Red Bull group as his model and well, Red Bull throws a lot of money into the market but even that has its limits, with Chelsea it is unlimited, they do Leipzig it’s just with a lot more money and a lot better players, the only thing you need with the talent is time, that’s the way it is in baseball too, so I think he knows what he’s doing. He survived last season and that was really dangerous, if they had gotten stuck in mid-table or even got into trouble with relegation then projects like that would have faltered but they have pulled themselves together, the coming season is also likely to be difficult but it will get easier with time and then we’ll see if Manchester City is still the measure of all things. If I were a success fan I would get a Chelsea jersey and scarf, then I could at least say I was a fan of theirs before their wave of success.

That’s true, but the big if is the issue of giving it time. This isn’t the first transfer phase in which Chelsea has bought up a lot of young talent. Chelsea’s approach is completely contradictory: they bring in young players and somehow still expect immediate success. If that doesn’t happen, the coach is replaced and in the next transfer phase, lots of new talent will come.
The team should now take advantage of the good foundation from last season by bringing in experienced players. At the moment it seems as if the team is making the same mistake as last summer and then wondering why it takes the team until spring to get the performance they want out on the pitch.
2024-07-02 09:27:00
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