Chelsea’s revival under new manager Enzo Maresca is beginning to take shape, as the Blues have collected an impressive 22 points from their opening 12 Premier League games. The Italian tactician, who took over at Stamford Bridge this season, has steadily implemented his vision, blending tactical discipline with attacking intent.
This return places Chelsea firmly in contention for a strong finish this season, a notable improvement after the struggles of recent campaigns. With Maresca at the helm, the team appears more cohesive, blending young talents with experienced players to form a competitive unit.
Key to this success has been the manager’s ability to rejuvenate underperforming players and integrate new signings seamlessly. Chelsea’s performances have been marked by defensive solidity, creative midfield play, and clinical finishing—qualities that were lacking last season.
Maresca’s system emphasizes quick transitions and fluid attacking movements, and his approach is clearly paying dividends. His calm demeanor and adaptability on the touchline have also won over fans and players alike, creating a positive atmosphere at Stamford Bridge.
With a demanding winter schedule ahead, Chelsea fans will hope Maresca can sustain this momentum and solidify the club’s position in the top half of the table. If the early signs are anything to go by, the Blues could soon find themselves back in the conversation for European football under his guidance.
