Sanchez vs. Fillip: Who will be Chelsea’s No. 1 goalkeeper? Enzo Maresca decides.

Who will start in goal for Chelsea, Sanchez or Fillip? Determined by Enzo Maresca.

Chelsea has managed to bring in Fillip Jorgensen, who still needs to show the management how versatile he is between the two sticks and compete for the manager’s job first.

Prior to the Premier League title match, Enzo has already selected his 26-man roster, with the majority of players being inactive for various reasons. In the meanwhile, Chelsea has signed Fillip as Sanchez’s backup; nevertheless, if he doesn’t improve, Petrovic will be up against it if the proper bid doesn’t come in before the final days are up.

Robert Sanchez or Fillip Jorgensen will be Chelsea’s starting custodian going forward, according to information revealed by Enzo Maresca. Given that both of the game-winning shots are arguably of the same calibre

Fillip and Sanchez battle for the top slot as Endo Marasca declares his favourite.

After losing out on Edouard Mendy during Mauricio Pochettino’s takeover at Chelsea last summer, the Blues recruited Fillip Jorgensen from Villarreal and Sanchez from Brighton for a combined £25 million ($31.68) to create rivalry for the top slot at Stamford Bridge. After a record £71 million ($91 million) transfer in 2019, the former Athletic Bilbao custodian had some nervous moments, thus the move created a controversy about who would wear the gloves between the sticks.

What Maresca stated: Having supported Fillip as the ideal custodian, Enzo Maresca is confident in his top pick.

“Sanchez and Jorgensen are aware that they will compete for the top spot. While Petrovic awaits his suitors, he remains uncertain for the time being, although the deal is rather optimistic in terms of getting the Spaniard into the Saudi club.

But based on this image, it appears that Enzo Maresca has also dashed Real Madrid’s hopes of signing Arrizabalaga, as the Italian powerhouse looks to replace Manuel Neuer. According to reports, the Bundesliga champions made an initial bid for the custodian that included a loan agreement that included a season-long option to buy. Nevertheless, it seems doubtful that he would move to Germany very soon given that Enzo Maresca has made clear his intentions for the Spaniard.