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Enzo Maresca left Chelsea amid disagreements over rotation policies, medical advice, and support from the club, after a turbulent tenure marked by fluctuating results and internal conflicts, with Chelsea now seeking a new head coach to stabilize the team.
Liam Rosenior is the leading candidate to succeed Enzo Maresca as Chelsea's manager following Maresca's departure amid internal tensions, with other potential candidates including Roberto de Zerbi, Kieran McKenna, and Francesco Farioli. Rosenior, currently managing Strasbourg, has strong backing from Chelsea's ownership and a track record of developing players and achieving success in Ligue 1.
Chelsea and their head coach Enzo Maresca have mutually parted ways less than two years into his contract, following a series of poor results and internal uncertainties, despite his previous successes including winning the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup. The club is now searching for a new manager amid ongoing challenges in the Premier League.
Enzo Maresca has been dismissed as Chelsea's head coach after 18 months due to disagreements with the club's hierarchy and poor recent results, with the decision made unanimously by the board. The club plans to appoint a new permanent head coach soon, with Liam Rosenior among the candidates, while Maresca has bid farewell to the team.
Enzo Maresca has left his role as Chelsea manager after a turbulent tenure marked by poor results and internal conflicts, with the club sitting fifth in the Premier League and facing uncertainty about their next steps.
Chelsea's board is set to discuss the future of manager Enzo Maresca amid a recent winless streak and speculation about his potential move to Manchester City, despite his assurances of staying at Stamford Bridge next season. Maresca, appointed in June 2024, has achieved notable success but faces scrutiny and uncertain prospects due to his comments and external interest.
Chelsea's new head coach Enzo Maresca dismisses rumors of succeeding Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, emphasizing his focus on Chelsea, while Guardiola states that his future and succession plans are not currently being discussed, focusing instead on upcoming matches and team development.
Chelsea's Enzo Maresca is a top candidate to replace Pep Guardiola at Manchester City if Guardiola decides to leave next summer, amid ongoing speculation about his future and City’s contingency plans. Maresca, who has a strong history with City and is highly praised by Guardiola, is currently managing Chelsea and is considered a rising star in management, though his future at Chelsea is uncertain. Guardiola's contract runs until 2027, and his departure would mark a significant transition for City, who have been highly successful under his leadership.
Enzo Maresca emphasizes the importance of maintaining Chelsea's winning mentality as they prepare to face Cardiff City in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, aiming to continue their successful season and secure a semi-final spot, while acknowledging the challenges posed by Cardiff's attacking quality and passionate support.
Chelsea suffered a heavy, mistake-filled defeat at Leeds United, with Enzo Maresca criticizing his team's lack of focus and performance, highlighting the need for improvement despite their quality.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer is expected to be out for at least six weeks due to a groin injury, with manager Enzo Maresca emphasizing the importance of full recovery before return. Palmer's injury has impacted Chelsea's squad, prompting the team to explore different options, including the use of young player Estêvão, to fill the gap.
Chelsea's starting lineup for their match against Manchester United has been announced, with Enzo Maresca making two changes including Wesley Fofana starting in defense and Estevao Willian replacing Malo Gusto, potentially shifting Reece James to right-back.
Chelsea's Enzo Maresca expressed disappointment after a late equalizer by Brentford denied them a win in a 2-2 draw, highlighting their improved second-half performance and the need for better game management in the final moments.
Enzo Maresca believes Chelsea deserved to win their match against Brentford due to their improved second-half performance, but a late equaliser denied them all three points, highlighting the need for better game management to prevent such late setbacks.
Todd Boehly praised Chelsea's success in the Club World Cup, highlighting the efforts of players, coach Enzo Maresca, and sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, despite some criticism of the management team. The victory marks a significant achievement for the club, which is looking to rebuild and face challenges in the transfer market.