“He will play on Sunday” Enzo Maresca gives £29m player his chance After Chelsea predicted XI vs Wolves

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Enzo Maresca Eyes First Premier League Win After European Success

Maresca’s First Victory: A Boost for Chelsea

Enzo Maresca will be thrilled to secure his first win as Chelsea’s manager, especially with a 2-0 victory in the Conference League qualifiers. While it might not have been a Premier League fixture, the win is a crucial confidence booster, particularly after Maresca made nine changes to the starting lineup.

As Chelsea prepares to return to Premier League action this weekend with an away game at Wolves, fans can expect a lineup similar to the one that faced Manchester City.

Chelsea’s Predicted Line-Up Against Wolves

Goalkeeper and Defense

Chelsea fans were impressed by Filip Jorgensen’s performance in the Conference League match, and he’s expected to make his Premier League debut this weekend. Malo Gusto will also return to the lineup, as Reece James remains both suspended and injured.

Wesley Fofana, who has been carefully managed as he returns to full fitness, is set to start again, likely partnering with Levi Colwill in central defense. Benoit Badiashile, who didn’t make the most of his European opportunity, will likely sit out. Marc Cucurella should reclaim the left-back position, assuming he’s fully recovered from the knock that forced him off against City.

Midfield

Enzo Fernandez will take on the captain’s role and is expected to play a deeper position than he did on the opening day of the season. He’ll be joined in midfield by Romeo Lavia, who has made a strong start to his Chelsea career. Christopher Nkunku is predicted to play just ahead of these two, while Cole Palmer, nursing an injury from the European fixture, will likely start on the bench.

Attack

On the right wing, Noni Madueke is set to make his first start of the season as he continues to fight for his place at Stamford Bridge. The opposite flank will be occupied by Pedro Neto, who will undoubtedly be eager to face his former club, Wolves.

As Chelsea heads into their first away game of the season, Maresca’s selections will be crucial in securing another victory and building on the momentum from their European success.