Sonia Bompastor has taken over as Chelsea's new manager, succeeding Emma Hayes, who left after a successful 12-year tenure that included seven Women's Super League titles. In her first press conference, Bompastor expressed enthusiasm for the pressure of her new role and her desire to build on Hayes' legacy, stating, "I just feel a lucky manager to have this opportunity." She emphasized her commitment to winning every title, particularly aiming for Chelsea's first Champions League title, which she described as a "special" goal. Bompastor highlighted the competitive nature of the league and acknowledged the recent signings of players like Lucy Bronze and Sandy Baltimore, while indicating that the club is still pursuing further reinforcements before the transfer window closes. She is determined to instill a winning mentality and support her squad in their quest for success.