Chelsea Boss Enzo Maresca Praises Tyrique George’s ‘Personality’ Despite Europa Conference League Loss to Servette
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca expressed his admiration for Tyrique George’s performance during the 2-1 loss to Servette, despite the defeat.
The 18-year-old was introduced in the 62nd minute, replacing Noni Madueke, and made a significant impact. Maresca praised George for his “personality” and confidence on the field, highlighting the importance of integrating academy players into the first team.
Chelsea’s loss in the match didn’t affect their overall progress, as they secured a 3-2 aggregate victory in the Europa Conference League play-off. Maresca admitted he was concerned about the game, recognizing the potential risks involved, especially considering the significance of the match for Servette.
The manager also discussed the importance of continuing to develop young talents like George and other academy players, such as Josh Acheampong, who was on the bench. He emphasized the need to keep building with these young players to ensure a bright future for the club.
Regarding Noni Madueke’s inclusion in the latest England squad, Maresca expressed his happiness but also stressed the importance of maintaining hard work and dedication.
Overall, Maresca’s comments reflect a commitment to youth development and a cautious approach to the challenges Chelsea faces in European competition.
Chelsea Boss Enzo Maresca Praises Tyrique George’s ‘Personality’ Despite Europa Conference League Loss to Servette
