Chelsea have started the season poorly, and Italian manager Enzo Maresca is under a lot of pressure to turn things around.

Enzo Maresca did an excellent job at Chelsea last season, and he helped them win the UEFA Europa Conference League. He has recently guided them to the FIFA Club World Cup as well. However, things have not gone according to plan for him in the Premier League this term.

There have been rumours that he could be sacked if the results do not improve quickly. According to a report from Graeme Bailey on TBR Football, they will need to pay £25 million in order to sack him. It will be interesting to see if Chelsea are willing to show him the door.

It would be a huge blow for them financially if they decide to get rid of the Italian tactician anytime soon. Perhaps they should be more patient with him and give him the opportunity to turn things around.

Chelsea have a talented team, but they have had multiple injury problems. It remains to be seen whether the sidelined players can return to action quickly and help the team improve. Chelsea will be expected to fight for trophies this season and secure a place in the top four.

Chelsea will be expected to compete at the highest level

Chelsea are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they should be competing at the highest level. After spending a substantial amount of money during the summer transfer window. They were expected to fight for major trophies. However, that seems unlikely right now. The Blues should look to salvage the season and secure a respectable finish now.

Maresca has proven his quality at Chelsea last season, and there is no doubt that he deserves more patience. It will be interesting to see if the Italian tactician can help get their campaign back on track. He is a quality manager, and he will be desperate to hold onto his job. He will look to win major trophies with Chelsea in the coming seasons.

Chelsea have what it takes to bounce back strongly, and it remains to be seen how the situation develops. Meanwhile, recent reports have claimed that Maresca retains the backing of the Chelsea hierarchy despite the mouting pressure due to poor performances.