Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca opened up about the challenges of team selection, admitting that he feels “bad” and “shame” each time he has to leave players out of the lineup. Despite these difficult choices, Maresca stressed that rotating the squad is essential for maintaining competitiveness throughout a demanding season.
“Every game I feel bad, I feel shame because I have to leave players out, but it’s the only way to try to compete,” Maresca shared, highlighting his commitment to balancing squad depth with consistent performance.
Maresca also emphasized the importance of maintaining Chelsea’s identity and playing style, regardless of who takes the field. “No matter how many changes we make, it’s important the style is there, the identity is there,” he stated, underscoring his dedication to an approach that keeps the club’s philosophy intact. His words reflect his vision for Chelsea as a cohesive and competitive side, even with the challenges that come from a talented and deep squad.
