Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is "100%" safe from the sack this season despite a drop in form, according to club director Jonathan Goldstein.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca remains "100%" secure in his position for the season, despite the team's dip in form, according to club director Jonathan Goldstein.

Chelsea are in a difficult run of form but the entire club has been crafted around the playing style Maresca brings

Chelsea co-owner Jonathan Goldstein insists head coach Enzo Maresca, who is under increasing pressure, will remain in charge until the end of the season. Maresca inked a five-year contract when he joined this summer and oversaw an excellent start which had Chelsea touted as outside contenders for the Premier League title in December.

Enzo Maresca is coming under increasing pressure at Chelsea after suffering two defeats in their last three games following a 3-0 loss to Brighton - but his job is not thought to be under scrutiny at

With Chelsea winning just three times in their last 11 games, pressure has begun to mount on manager Enzo Maresca at Stamford Bridge. The hierarchy at Stamford Bridge haven’t been shy of dismissing managers in the past with Mauricio Pochettinho and Graham Potter only managing short spells at the club.

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A Chelsea Director has spoken out on current head coach Enzo Maresca and the issues that he and the team are facing right now.Chelsea Directors don’t usually speak much, nor do the owners, but with

Enzo Maresca’s job is ‘100%’ safe at Chelsea according to one of the club’s directors despite the Blues’ recent downturn in form.

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca is a manager under some pressure right now, despite an electric start to life in the Stamford Bridge dugout.