Graham Potter: ‘I feel very Swedish when I’m working – I look a bit Swedish’

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Graham Potter has transitioned into international management as the head coach of Sweden, focusing on the team's preparations for the World Cup. This new role follows a period of reflection regarding his previous coaching stints in England, specifically noting his time at West Ham United and Chelsea. The manager characterized these past experiences as difficult chapters, suggesting that facing such professional setbacks was necessary for his development. Potter, now fifty-one, indicated that he has embraced the cultural aspects of his new position, feeling a strong connection to the Swedish approach. His appointment marks a new direction after navigating the pressures of his tenure with the Hammers and other Premier League sides.