With the start of the new English Premier League fast approaching, Enzo Maresca Chelsea’s manager has come out in the open stating that it is not his duty to speak about Chelsea having too many players in their roster.
With 47 players on their roster just days to their League match against Manchester city, Chelsea now has the task of letting go of those who are not useful to the team.
Just recently as reported by Sportsbuddy, the Chelsea boss have admitted left back Ben Chilwell can leave the club.
Chelsea’s Summer Spending Spree
Chelsea have been very active on transfers this summer, signing about nine new players at an estimated £160 million.
However, the club has been associated with more arrivals, including the youngster from Manchester United, Jadon Sancho.
However, players like Romelu Lukaku and Trevoh Chalobah are expected to leave before the closure of the transfer window, but the process of selling them has not been easy.
Enzo Maresca’s Focus on Coaching, Not Transfers
Having succeed Mauricio Pochettino in June, has distant himself from the responsibility of trimming the squad, claiming that it belongs to co-sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart.
According to The Sun Maresca said, “This question is for Paul and Laurence, who are there to try and find solutions [to trim the squad]. I’m not the one to decide on loan opportunities for players. ”
As for now, Enzo Maresca’s task remains to get ready for the season and work with the 28 players training with him ahead of the new season.
However, under club owner Todd Boehly, the club has spent heavily, but the problem is establishing that spending on the pitch, having placed 12th and 6th in the last two Premier League seasons respectively.
