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Enzo Maresca stated that despite a brutal early attitude, he has yet to establish himself at Chelsea

Enzo Maresca has received accolades from Emmanuel Petit for detaching Chelsea from its emotional turmoil.

Former Blues footballer Petit claims Maresca has fired players from his team with cold heart, and it is paying off handsomely. Chelsea has had a fantastic start to the season despite yet another difficult summer. They are currently two points off the top of the Premier League standings in fourth place.Ben Chilwell has been informed that he won’t have many opportunities as former Leicester manager Maresca has begun enforcing his own style. Raheem Sterling was shown the door. No one is in any doubt about Maresca’s pick because he has been extremely transparent about the fact that his Chelsea squad has two players vying for each position, which has increased the level of competitiveness.

“We’re beginning to see the work of Enzo Maresca take place—and it’s very hard work that he’s doing,” Petit stated in a BetBrain interview. I appreciate that he lets go of players that don’t fit his approach without feeling guilty or hurt. To attempt and work with 20–22 guys and cut the rest of the group would have been his top aim.Chelsea is gradually becoming better, but at the end of the month, when they play some major games in October, we’ll be able to witness the true strength and caliber of this team. They have only faced one elite team thus far, Manchester City, whom they have lost. Against some of the stronger Premier League teams, I would like to see them perform similarly to how they have recently. Maresca will have a challenge, but I have no doubt that he will embrace it.

 

With four goals in Chelsea’s 4-2 victory over Brighton, Cole Palmer, the star of England, is gaining immense praise and is considered the finest player in the Premier League by Sky pundit Jamie Carragher. However, Palmer needs to establish himself for both England and the elite level of European football, according to World Cup winner Petit, if he is to be considered for the Ballon d’Or.‌

 

“Cole Palmer needs to show the same quality as he has done this season in both the Champions League and with his national team in order to be considered for the Ballon d’Or,” the speaker continued.