Enzo Maresca names three players who won’t feature in his starting XI against Servette.

Three players are named by Enzo Maresca as not being in his starting lineup for the match against Servette.

Chelsea has added more than ten players as the summer transfer season comes to an end. The manager has more players planned for this summer, and the next 10 days will likely see additional player arrivals.

Since joining the Blues from Leicester City, Enzo Maresca has already had the majority of the alternatives he needed. However, it appears that he will be monitoring his defence continually, most likely to add another name as he puts three players in doubt at Stamford Bridge.

Ben Chilwell is another player who may depart this summer, and the manager also prevented Raheem Sterling from starting against his old team.

Trevor Chalobah is one of the choices on the list who is presently awaiting their suitors before Friday, 30th, as he hasn’t been working with the first team.

Maresca discussed the pair’s current circumstances at Stamford Bridge during his pre-match press conference prior to the Servette match. He stated, “At this very moment, they are training apart.” “It’s obvious what the situation is with them both. There has been no change to their circumstances.

The Italian responded, “No, because they are Chelsea players,” when asked if their time at Chelsea was up. They want to be Chelsea players until they are Chelsea players. We can’t possibly play every member of our large squad for a whole minute.

“It would be best if they left if they were searching for the minutes. They have a contract here and are Chelsea players if they choose to stay.

If Chelsea wants to avoid having Sterling and Chilwell play under Maresca, they must break ways with more players than just them. The 44-year-old made it apparent in his news conference that “more than 15 players” are presently practicing away from the first-team group as he tries to work with a more manageable amount. A few more players also need to move.

“I believe it is the responsibility of every manager to maintain the happiness of every player, but this is practically unachievable. Only eleven will play, despite the fact that they practise daily to earn minutes, according to the former Leicester manager.

It is nearly hard to satisfy every one of them, yet some of them desire to play minutes off the bench. All I can say is that I make an effort to be truthful with each and every one of them. Since we returned from our pre-season tour of the USA, I’ve been working with 21 or 22 players, which has increased the noise outside.

“I don’t have 42 or 43 players on my team. Although you like to claim that we have 42 or 43 players, almost 15 of them are not on the team and are instead training separately.

The first eleven we had against [Manchester] City is not going to be the same for the entire season, he continued, “but it’s already the squad that we want.” I’ll say it again: 42 players are not part of my team.

I am now working with twenty-one players. Ten players are in the session today. We had a session with 21 yesterday. The remaining 15 or 20 are, however, training separately. We had maybe 26 or 27 players in the USA.

“Yes, there are 42 or 43 Chelsea players, but they don’t work with me every day. It’s not as messy as it appears from the outside since I can’t see them. Without a doubt not.