Enzo Maresca has made it clear that he and his Chelsea workforce are decided to undertake a “win at any value” mindset for the Convention League last in opposition to Actual Betis.
Recent off securing a Champions League spot with a vital win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday, the Blues have swiftly turned their consideration to the ultimate.
The squad travelled from Cobham to Wroclaw, Poland, the place they instantly headed to Stadion Wroclaw, the setting for Wednesday night time’s showdown.
Upon arrival, Maresca was joined by Reece James and Levi Colwill for media engagements earlier than main an open coaching session.
This last run-out on the pitch supplied one other probability for Maresca to focus the squad’s efforts on the duty at hand.
“The message during the last 48 hours has been, ‘We did one thing vital [qualifying for the Champions League], but when we need to affirm that we have gotten an vital membership once more, we have to present the will to win the sport and the trophy,’” Maresca mentioned.
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“So it’s job executed [in the Premier League], incredible, and we’re completely happy. However tomorrow is a distinct sport, a last, and we need to win at any value.
“Each day we’ve got one thing to show, little question. What we’ve got executed [qualifying for the Champions League] is finished. Now we’ve got to show ourselves once more tomorrow.
“Now we have performed many video games this season on this competitors, now we’ve got only one extra.
“For positive, for me personally [there is something to prove], however the message to the gamers is strictly similar. Each day is an opportunity to enhance, and we need to compete for titles.”
Maresca has confirmed a 23-man travelling squad for the ultimate. Notably, Christopher Nkunku is obtainable once more after recovering from harm.
Nicolas Jackson, who missed Chelsea’s final two Premier League video games attributable to suspension, can also be again within the combine.
