According to a recent development, Chelsea is reportedly interested in Sporting CP manager Ruben Amorim as their next manager this summer.
What is the status of Chelsea's manager right now?
At Stamford Bridge, the season has been dramatic, with two managers coming in and leaving between the start of the year and the present. Graham Potter quickly took over for Thomas Tuchel after he was replaced, but ultimately his demise was due to a lack of effective performances and fruitful outcomes.
Frank Lampard is now back in charge for a second stint as Chelsea manager, although the Blues playing legend is only expected to stay on until the end of the season. At that point, a more high-profile appointment is expected to be made, with the likes of Julian Nagelsmann, Mauricio Pochettino and Jose Mourinho all linked with the job recently.
It is a key decision for the club to make, with next season having to be one that sees the team kick on, and now a new candidate has entered to the race to take charge in west London.
The "highly-rated" manager Amorim of Sporting has reportedly been "spoken to" by Chelsea about taking over as the next Blues manager in the summer, according to The Daily Mail. In a "'exhaustive' search for a new manager," the 38-year-old is reportedly "among the names Chelsea's chiefs were keen to discuss the vacancy with."
Amorim has been described as "one of the best" coaches in the game currently by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, which is high praise, so it is a move Chelsea should consider.

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