Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has stated that the club’s owners and directors have not set a top-four finish as a requirement for the team. Speaking about the club’s ambitions, Maresca emphasised the need for gradual progress rather than immediate results.
“We’ve a very good squad but I also said in the last two years, we finished 12th and sixth. To improve, it is not something automatic. You need progress,” Maresca explained.
Recent Developments
- Enzo Maresca recently praised young defender Josh Acheampong, highlighting his potential and contributions to the team.
- The manager has expressed uncertainty regarding the return date of Reece James, a key player for Chelsea.
- Maresca has also spoken about the need for support for Jadon Sancho, who has been impactful since joining Chelsea.
Maresca’s comments come amid ongoing discussions about Chelsea’s current form and future prospects. The manager’s focus remains on steady improvement rather than setting immediate high expectations.