The 2022-23 campaign delivered a disastrous season of unprecedented instability for Chelsea as The Blues slumped to a turbulent 12th-place finish in the Premier League, their lowest in nearly 30 years. The year was defined by the chaotic revolving door of four different managers and the unwanted club records for fewest goals scored (38) and fewest points earned (44) in a Premier League season. Amid the turmoil, the German forward Kai Havertz led the league scoring chart with 7 goals. The single bright spot was an unexpected run to the Champions League Quarter-finals, but the season as a whole remains a painful and defining chapter under the club's new ownership.