The key footballer of Chelsea has urged supporters to have faith in Pochettino and the team

The leading midfielder of Chelsea, Cole Palmer, has called upon the team's supporters to have faith in the head coach Mauricio Pochettino and the club.

"I feel like you guys don't see it every day on the training pitch, what we do. On a Saturday, if we don't get a result then it is all 'Chelsea's this, Chelsea's that' which I understand because obviously football can be like that, but I think what we're building, the fans will see what we're doing.

The manager has said to us - and the players are not stupid - we see every day what the fans say and stuff so he's said to us stick together, you believe in us, the players believe in the manager as well and eventually we'll see it." Palmer told ESPN.

In the current season, the 21-year-old Palmer has emerged as a key figure for Chelsea. The midfielder has amassed 14 goals and 10 assists in 35 matches across all competitions.

Chelsea is undergoing a disappointing season under the leadership of Mauricio Pochettino, sparking rumors about the Argentine's potential departure. The Pensioners currently occupy the 11th position in the Premier League table. On March 11th, the Blues will face Newcastle in the league.

Earlier reports indicated that Chelsea is gearing up for a shake-up within its ranks, and this summer, seven players could potentially depart the club simultaneously.