In this video
- Asked how he stops the team relaxing after reaching the Champions League, Maresca said Chelsea did something important. But to confirm they are becoming an important club, they need to show desire.
- Asked about swearing at the critics, Maresca said the players' reaction was good and his was just an outburst. During the bad run, from Chelsea's point of view, people were not talking the right way.
“…we are not young, we are mature enough, we can compete and we can do the right things.”
- Asked about Nicolas Jackson's mood after his red card, Maresca said he left his team-mates with 10 players for an hour at Newcastle, their most important game. He recognised the mistake and apologised.
- Asked if it could be Jadon Sancho's last game for the club, Maresca said he did not know. Talks about the future start 24 to 48 hours after the final, and no decision has been made on anyone.
- Asked who he meant by the critics, Maresca said absolutely not the fans, who have been on Chelsea's side all season. It was about talk when they dropped points, and an outburst to defend the players.
Enzo Maresca opens up after Chelsea’s thrilling UEFA Conference League final win over Real Betis.
In a fiery moment, Maresca admits to swearing at critics and reveals how even his wife approved of the outburst! The Chelsea boss reflects on the pressure, his passion, and the journey that led to this major trophy.
From tactical brilliance to silencing doubters, Maresca’s post-match comments give fans a deeper look into the mindset of a manager under fire — and how he came out on top.
Don’t miss this bold, emotional reaction following Chelsea’s European triumph.



