Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor says she wants to help the club take the "next step" and has a clear vision of how to win the Champions League.
Bompastor is the only woman to have won the competition as both a player and a manager.
She captained Lyon to back-to-back triumphs in 2011 and 2012, and won the competition as their head coach in 2021.
The one trophy that eluded former boss Emma Hayes with Chelsea was the Champions League and Bompastor said she thrives on the pressure of helping the club win it for the first time.
"If we don't achieve that goal I will be the one you need to blame. I am fine with that," Bompastor told BBC Radio 5 Live's Women's Football Weekly podcast.
"Every day the vision in my head is really clear. I just came here to win with the team, with the squad and with the club every title.
"I know the club already won a lot of titles and had such a great success in past years. I just want to help them make the next step."
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