Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang says it's "strange" to no longer have Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea, following the German's sacking last month.
Aubameyang reunited with Tuchel – previously his boss at Borussia Dortmund, where the two enjoyed a great bond – when he joined the Blues from Barcelona on deadline day of the summer transfer window.
But the former Arsenal captain's Chelsea debut – a shock 1-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League – proved to be Tuchel's last match in charge. Graham Potter was subsequently appointed as head coach.
Despite the reunion lasting barely a week, Aubameyang admits that the post-Tuchel era is taking some getting used to. In an interview with BBC Sport, the 33-year-old described the situation:
"A bit strange, obviously – but now, I'm a long time in the business ... so I know how football works; this can be part of football. Obviously, I find it a bit strange; I'm human, you know. It is what it is.
"Obviously, now we focus on getting to the top, and I think this is the main target now. We have a new coach with a really clear idea, a positive guy as well – so we focus on that and I'm looking forward to it."
Under Potter, Aubameyang has scored his first Chelsea goals: he grabbed the equaliser in the 2-1 win at Crystal Palace last time out in the Premier League, then struck again as the Blues recorded their first Champions League win of the season on Wednesday by beating AC Milan 3-0 at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea host Wolves in their next league outing on Saturday, before facing Milan in Italy three days later.
