#enzo-maresca

#enzo-maresca

According to a report from Calciomercato, Enzo Maresca is in pole position to take over as the new manager of the North London club. The 46-year-old Italian is currently unemployed after being sacked by Chelsea. He has previously shown his pedigree with Chelsea, and there is no doubt that he could be an acquisition for Spurs. Maresca helped Chelsea win two trophies in the last nine months.

the Foxes are reportedly in meltdown' and have turned to a familiar face in a desperate bid to stabilise a season that is rapidly spiraling out of control The dramatic move comes in the wake of Marti Cifuentes' sacking just six months into his tenure. Cifuentes was dismissed following a brutal collapse in form that saw the team win only once between September and October. A recent 2-1 home defeat to struggling Oxford United proved to be the final straw for the hierarchy.

Despite all the questions I'm getting on Enzo Maresca and Man Utd - he's been linked in Italy with the potential role at Man Utd [right now] - at the moment, what I'm told is Manchester City are interested in Maresca for the future. As I always told you, it's not something imminent or guaranteed, it's something for the future if Maresca is available when Pep Guardiola decides to leave. But Pep has not decided anything at this stage.

Chelsea signed Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United under Enzo Maresca, and the 45-year-old coach left the London Blues a few days ago.

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.

It is something that's clearly happened, whether it's a disagreement or he feels his job is under pressure and he doesn't feel it should be because of the two trophies he's won and the points he's picked up. I don't feel like he's a manager that will backtrack. He has got a passion about him and a drive about him. Whether he has heard things, like the club might want him out and he's been proactive to go on the front foot, you don't know why