Chelsea News
John Obi Mikel has weighed in on Chelsea’s recent struggles, suggesting that in years past, such a run of form would have cost the manager his job. Enzo Maresca’s early tenure at Stamford Bridge promised much, with whispers of an unexpected Premier League title challenge. However, a dismal run of just two wins in nine
Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat to Brighton on Saturday has served as a stark reminder of how quickly fortunes can change in football. When they met the Seagulls at home back in September, Chelsea were flying high, delivering a dominant 4-2 victory that had many speculating on a strong season. However, the Blues’ latest loss means they’ve
Chelsea’s FA Cup exit to Brighton on Saturday has raised fresh concerns over the team’s lack of progress under manager Enzo Maresca. The Blues were defeated 2-1 by the Seagulls, leaving them with only the Conference League as their remaining route to silverware this season. Once considered potential Premier League title contenders earlier in the
Winter has arrived at Cobham, bringing with it the first signs of tension in Chelsea’s camp. Reports last week suggested striker Christopher Nkunku is already questioning his future at Stamford Bridge, frustrated by his lack of Premier League starts this season. Since featuring on the opening day, the Frenchman has been confined mostly to cup
Enzo Maresca reaffirmed his confidence in Nicolas Jackson as Chelsea’s leading striker, despite the impressive impact of Christopher Nkunku in last weekend’s victory over Bournemouth. Nkunku came off the bench to secure a 1-0 win for the Blues with a late goal, marking Chelsea’s second win in four Premier League matches under Maresca’s guidance. While
Ask any football fan to pick a club shrouded in unpredictability or with a seemingly unclear direction, and Chelsea would likely be the answer this summer. The Blues embarked on yet another chaotic transfer window, juggling incomings, outgoings, and a managerial change. Enter Enzo Maresca, a head coach with no top-flight managerial experience, raising doubts
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has called for VAR to have the authority to intervene in yellow card decisions after Crystal Palace’s Will Hughes narrowly avoided a red card during Sunday’s 1-1 draw. The incident occurred early in the second half when Hughes, already on a yellow card, fouled Cole Palmer on the edge of the