Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has expressed his dissatisfaction with the team’s recent performances ahead of their upcoming Premier League match against Aston Villa. The Blues have slipped to sixth place, one point behind fourth-placed Manchester City, following a series of disappointing results.
Chelsea’s recent form has been concerning, with only two wins in their last nine matches. Maresca emphasized the club’s ambition to compete for titles, stating, “We are not here to survive, but to fight to win titles.” He acknowledged the team’s previous strong performances, noting that the same players who were in the top four for most of the season are now facing challenges. Maresca remains optimistic, believing that overcoming this period will lead to better players and professionals.
Injuries have significantly impacted Chelsea’s squad depth. Key players such as Nicolas Jackson, Chukwunonso Madueke, Romeo Lavia, and Wesley Fofana are unavailable for the upcoming match against Aston Villa. However, defender Malo Gusto has recovered from his injury and will be available for selection.
Despite the recent setbacks, Maresca remains focused on securing a top-four finish, with 13 games remaining in the season. He emphasized the importance of achieving results and maintaining the club’s competitive ambitions…