Maresca still has the backing of the board, his work will be assessed in the summer of 2026

Chelsea defeated Everton 2–0 in their previous match, but the London club’s head coach continues to find himself in a challenging situation.

Details: According to Kaveh Solhekol, the Italian manager still enjoys the trust of Chelsea’s ownership. He has won two trophies and guided the team back into the UEFA Champions League. Maresca was given a two-year timeframe, meaning his work will be formally evaluated in the summer of 2026.

Recently, Enzo Maresca spoke candidly about the pressure surrounding the team following their latest match. The Italian specialist admitted that the last 48 hours have been the toughest since his arrival at the London club.

Chelsea currently sit fourth in the Premier League table with 28 points after 16 matches, holding a two-point advantage over fifth place.

Reminder: Cole Palmer, who returned to the Blues’ starting line-up after a long injury layoff, managed to get on the scoresheet in the match against Everton.