Chelsea manager Graham Potter has added three January signings to Chelsea’s Champions League squad ⚽️
There is no place, however, for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang who has been ruthlessly cut from the 25-man list by Graham Potter.
Chelsea were permitted to make three changes to the squad which finished top of of their group, thanks in part to Aubameyang’s goals in their two victories over AC Milan. The former Arsenal captain returned to English football on the final day of the summer window but his reunion with Thomas Tuchel lasted less than a week when the popular German was ousted by Todd Boehly.
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