Tuchel hoping to break Chelsea manager trend: This club can compete for many years | OneFootball

Thomas Tuchel is hoping to break the managerial trend at Chelsea.

The German won the Champions League in his first season at Stamford Bridge, which saw him pen an extension on his contract until 2024.

The Blues are renowned for sacking managers, but Tuchel hopes he can become a long-term fixture in the Stamford Bridge dugout.

"Hopefully I'm in charge," Tuchel said when asked about his future on the Chelsea Mic'D Up podcast.

"That we have a good time together. If I'm still in charge, that would be a good picture.

"It's a very promising group at the moment. You never know, because things in football change so quickly. But, it's a very good mix at the moment.

"I like the support and the amount of support and the quality of support around the team, it's fantastic.

"You can feel this club competes on the highest level for many years.

"In football, to have a dream for two, three, four, five years can be naive, because we rely on results and on atmosphere and development."