"Enzo Maresca has been linked with a move away from Chelsea in recent weeks. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola could leave the club in the near future, and Maresca has been mentioned as a potential replacement. It will be interesting to see if Manchester City are prepared to make a move for him. If they do end up securing his signature, Chelsea could move for Xavi Hernandez as his replacement, as per Fichajes."
"The Spanish manager has previously helped Barcelona win the league title, and he could prove to be an excellent acquisition for Chelsea. The Spaniard helped Barcelona dominate games with his 4-3-3 philosophy, and he could add greater control to the Chelsea style of play as well. The Blues have quality midfielders like Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo at their disposal, and the former Barcelona manager could bring out the best in them."
"Maresca has done an impressive job at Chelsea since taking over, and he has helped the club win the FIFA Club World Cup and the UEFA Europa Conference League. Ideally, Chelsea will not want to lose him. However, they have contingency plans in place if the Italian moves on. Meanwhile, the opportunity to manage Chelsea will be quite exciting for Xavi. It would be a huge opportunity for him, and he will look to prove himself in the Premier League."
Enzo Maresca is linked with a possible move from Chelsea to Manchester City amid speculation Pep Guardiola could depart. Manchester City could pursue Maresca as a managerial replacement if Guardiola leaves. Chelsea could target Xavi Hernández to replace Maresca, drawing on his La Liga title with Barcelona and 4-3-3 philosophy. Xavi could add control to Chelsea's play and maximize talents like Enzo Fernández and Moisés Caicedo. Maresca has won the FIFA Club World Cup and the UEFA Europa Conference League with Chelsea. Chelsea prefer to retain Maresca but have contingency plans, and Xavi would likely be tempted by the Premier League opportunity and club resources.
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