Mariska: We are ready for the challenge against Everton, and the competition continues

Chelsea club coach, Enzo Maresca, appeared in important press statements before facing Everton, in the framework of the seventeenth round of the English Premier League championship.

Maresca said: “Reece James returned to group training partially, very slowly. He will return. This does not mean that he will be with us next Sunday. The only plan is for him to be with the team for part of the training session. We will create the appropriate conditions for him, and after that he can return to us.” Finally.”

He continued: “Badichel and Fofana are out of action until at least the new year, and they are not close to returning. Both are still out of action and both will remain out of action for a long time.”

He added: “Romeo Lavia is still a doubt. Romeo Lavia will struggle to play on Sunday, it depends on the day.”

He stressed: “If the players work properly and hard They will deserve to play, we have many matches.”

He continued: “There are players who did not participate with us much, unfortunately, such as Chilwell and Carney, and they may be the first to want to leave in January, because They work and train every day, because they want to play. With every player the situation is different, so we will see if some of them will knock on my door to say they want to leave, but it depends on the circumstances, and we are trying to find a solution.”

He explained: “He lost Chelsea many games there at Goodison Park, well I didn't know that, I just realized it, you asked me the same question before the Brentford game and we won that game, hopefully we can do the same, Everton Stadium is not only difficult for Chelsea but difficult for everyone The teams.”

When asked about what made him second in rank, was it his method, or was it because of the players, he said: “Certainly the players, you can train them the way you want, but If they do not accept the methods, or if they do not understand What is required is that the matter be complicated, so they are the first reason.”

He concluded his speech: “I do not know whether Liverpool will consider our victory as pressure on them or not. The question is for them. I do not think that It will put pressure and we will try to win the match as we always do.”