Enzo Maresca’s Mysterious Remarks Cause Confusion After Chelsea’s 2-0 Victory Over Everton

Chelsea secured a 2-0 victory over Everton in the Premier League match on Saturday, December 13, ending a four-match winless streak and climbing back into the top four of the league table.

Although the result was encouraging, Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca made headlines with his comments during the post-match media briefing.

‘Worst 48 Hours Since I Joined the Club’

After the game at Stamford Bridge, Maresca commended his team but surprised many by describing the previous two days as the hardest since he joined the club. “Since I joined the club, the last 48 hours have been the worst 48 hours since I joined the club,” he said, citing a lack of support as the reason.

When asked to elaborate, Maresca reiterated that the difficult period was due to a lack of backing, but he did not specify who he meant, saying it was “in general.”

Journalists inquired if he was referring to fans or individuals within the club, but Maresca clarified that his remarks were not directed at the fans. “I love the fans and we are very happy with the fans,” he stated.

His vague comments have led to confusion and speculation. Were they hinting at internal issues within the club, or related to recent criticism faced by the team and manager?

Maresca remained non-specific as reporters pressed for details, leaving many wondering about his true intentions.