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Enzo Maresca fires subtle dig at Erik ten Hag after Jadon Sancho’s Chelsea debut

 

Enzo Maresca argues that “love” would restore Jadon Sancho to his optimal performance following the conclusion of his Manchester United ordeal.


The England winger was acquired by Chelsea on deadline day on loan, with a mandatory purchase clause for the following summer. He began his Stamford Bridge career well by aiding Christopher Nkunku in securing the winning goal against Bournemouth.

This is a significant reversal for Sancho, who has returned to Premier League football following a dismal period at Manchester United. He experienced a well publicised dispute with Red Devils manager Erik ten Hag before being relegated to his previous club Borussia Dortmund.


However, no issues have arisen between him and Maresca, who thinks that encouragement and a supportive gesture would elicit optimal performance from the winger. The Chelsea manager expressed satisfaction about Sancho’s performance, stating: “Very happy, very happy for him.” He performed really well; I believe Joao [Felix] excelled, and Christoph not only scored but also shown commendable performance.

I previously stated that we acquired Jadon because we want another winger similar to Noni Madueke. Noni is excelling on the right flank, triumphing in one-on-one situations, generating opportunities, and scoring goals, while we sought similar contributions from Jadon on the left side.

“We currently have Mischa [Mudryk] and Pedro in that position, but it is advantageous to have both wingers as they provide us with various options.”

 

Enquired about the significance of a strong rapport with fans and workers for Sancho, Marsca stated: “It’s very important.” I believe Jadon is an individual in need of affection.

 

This is my assessment based on my prior conversation with him before he joined us. While I appreciate his want to demonstrate his abilities as a player, my primary focus is just to relish the game of football. This is the rationale behind their participation in the game. They are content and wish to engage in football; they seek to relish the sport, and due to their proficiency, they are poised to achieve commendable outcomes.

 

As Maresca expressed his opinions on Sancho’s performance, the winger also contributed extensively to the discussion. He expressed abundant gratitude towards his new team for the reception he received after his turbulent tenure as a Manchester United player.

 

“It is truly remarkable to make my debut for Chelsea,” Sancho stated to Sky Sports. “I am exceedingly grateful to be back playing.” The squad performed wonderfully and we are pleased with the three points.

 

I have diligently prepared for this time and I am pleased to have received my opportunity. I concluded the previous season successfully by participating in the Champions League final. I am just pleased to make my debut for Chelsea. I must express my gratitude to all the personnel and my colleagues. Upon my initial arrival, I was made to feel welcome, and I am exceedingly pleased to experience such comfort.

 

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