Why the blame for what is happening lies on the leadership of Chelsea, and not on Antonio Comte.

The defeat against Watford (4: 1) in the 26th round of the English Premier League has put on the ears not only England, but all those who are not indifferent to football fans of this game. Gradually, after the title of champion of England last season, Chelsea's head coach Antonio Conte began to turn into a negative character for both the media, and already for some fans of the "blue".

The Italian expert was in conflict with Marina Granovskaya and Michael Emenalo regarding the summer transfer campaign, the 46-year-old specialist wanted to see top players in his team to consolidate success after the victory in the Premier League, and also be competitive in the Champions League. However, everything turned out much worse, even horrible.

Initially, Conte asked the leadership to acquire three players, which were supposed to become a kind of foundation for the future and the present - these are Virgil van Dyck, Alex Sandro and Romelu Lukaku. None of them was ever acquired, and the Dutchman and the Belgian, as is known, eventually followed in Liverpool and Manchester United.