Graham Potter still has the support of Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly and the club’s board despite their poor run of form.
The Blues have won just two of their past 14 games in all competitions and were beaten 1-0 by Premier League strugglers Southampton on Saturday.
Potter was appointed in September following the sacking of Thomas Tuchel.
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However, Chelsea’s owners have made it clear that hiring Potter was part of a long-term project.
Potter’s future at Stamford Bridge will not be determined by success in the Champions League this season or the team’s ability to qualify for European football next season.
