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Chelsea's revolution has finally begun under Pochettino, with the club splashing out on a host of big-money signings. But will it be enough to challenge for the Premier League title and Champions League glory?

The Blues have been one of the most active clubs in the transfer market this summer, spending over £200 million on new players. The most notable arrivals include Raheem Sterling from Manchester City, Kalidou Koulibaly from Napoli, and Marc Cucurella from Brighton.

These signings have undoubtedly strengthened Chelsea's squad, but they also come with a lot of pressure. The Blues are now expected to challenge for the Premier League title and Champions League glory. Anything less will be seen as a failure.

Pochettino has a proven track record of success, having won the Premier League title with Tottenham Hotspur in 2017. He will be hoping to replicate that success at Chelsea, but he knows that it will not be easy.

The Blues face a tough challenge in the Premier League this season, with Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal all looking strong. They will also need to navigate a tricky Champions League group that includes AC Milan, RB Salzburg, and Dinamo Zagreb.

But Pochettino is confident that his team can achieve success. He said: "I believe that we have the quality and the mentality to challenge for the biggest trophies. We will work hard every day to make sure that we are ready for the challenges ahead."