Enzo Maresca has told Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall that he must fight for his place as he is no longer 'the main player' he was at Leicester. The midfielder followed his former Foxes boss to Stamford Bridge in what seemed a strange deal at the time.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca was speaking to the media yesterday ahead of Chelsea’s League Cup third round match against Barrow at Stamford Bridge this evening.Some of Maresca’s words were embargoed

CHELSEA boss Enzo Maresca has questioned Mykhailo Mudryk’s potential by declaring: “You have to accept the way he is.” Maresca’s comments came ahead of Chelsea’s Carabao Cup clash against League

The England international has not featured for the Blues since April but is expected to play against Barrow in the League Cup

Enzo Maresca says Chelsea fans may have to ‘accept’ the current version of Mykhailo Mudryk, urging the winger ‘do better’ to reclaim his place in the starting XI. The Ukraine international joined the Blues from Shakhtar Donetsk in a deal that could rise to £89million but has shown little sign of fulfilling that immense promise in west London.

Chelsea have enjoyed a positive start to their Premier League campaign, winning three of their opening five matches, in which they've scored 11 goals. Now, Enzo Maresca turns his focus towards early silverware as the Blues begin their Carabao Cup campaign by hosting Barrow in the third round.

Before joining Chelsea, under Enzo Maresca, the Foxes were dominant in the EFL Championship last season (2023-24).

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca believes players are right to complain about the intense schedule and says going on strike may be one of their options to change things. Player welfare has become an escalating concern,

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Malo Gusto has returned from injury and could feature in the side’s Carabao Cup clash with Barrow.

Enzo Maresca has spoken about Chelsea flop Mykhailo Mudryk and it is becoming increasingly clear that might be a lost cause.

Jabbing a finger into his own chest as he ran towards the travelling Chelsea supporters at the Vitality Stadium, Christopher Nkunku ’s energy in celebrating his winning goal over Bournemouth was as much angry defiance as pure jubilation.