Enzo Maresca is making a great impression during his initial phase at Chelsea, and it’s not just about the team’s performance.
Since stepping into the role, Maresca has introduced important tactical adjustments that have led to fruitful outcomes and have been positively received by the squad.
For him, seeing his players develop and thrive under his leadership has been among the highlights of his coaching journey thus far.
Maresca’s impact extends beyond the game
Under Maresca’s management, Chelsea has managed to secure a remarkable record, suffering only two losses in their past nine fixtures, setting a strong tone for the 2024/25 season.
Currently, Chelsea holds the seventh position in the Premier League, a notable improvement for a team that has found it challenging to reach the top spots in recent years.
Maresca, who was an assistant at Manchester City before this role, expressed the joy of witnessing his players adapt to new strategies and self-identify solutions during gameplay.
In a recent discussion, he shared, “It’s wonderful to observe not only during matches but also in team briefings with video analysis. There are times when players start to spot solutions by themselves. For me, as the head coach, it’s a tremendous moment because it shows their progress and appreciation for the learning process.”
Following a close match defeat to Liverpool last week, Maresca’s Chelsea is set to regroup as they prepare to take on Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge this Sunday, aiming to maintain their positive trajectory in the league.