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Mourinho speaks out on Chelsea & Todd Boehly

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Jose Mourinho has shared his thoughts on Chelsea and Todd Boehly.

Mourinho praises Chelsea under Todd Boehly

Chelsea has changed a lot since Jose Mourinho’s era. In a pre-match press conference, the former head coach hasn’t held back on sharing his opinion. Back in West London with Benfica, Mourinho sees a club under pressure after a shaky start under Enzo Maresca.

After two league losses in a row to Man United and Brighton, attention has turned towards the Italian head coach. Mourinho said the Blues are in a tricky period. That is especially after starting the UCL away to Bayern Munich.

Mourinho did say Todd Boehly played a big role in where the Blues are today. The Chelsea owner has been trusting on Maresca, and stuck by the coach despite the recent results. Mourinho stated that this loyalty is important for having stability in difficult situations. He indicated that Boehly’s manner shows he trusts the people he has brought in.

Blues back on track

Mourinho believes the club is slowly finding its way under Boehly’s reign. In supporting Maresca, the American has shown a clear intent and confidence in a long-term plan. This is a sign that Chelsea is not just making rash decisions, but rather choosing stability.

The former head coach suggested that this could be a strategy that leads Chelsea back to their successful ways. The club will be on the way to restoring players and fans’ confidence.

This shows is that Boehly is willing to be patient with the right people when results do not come quickly. Mourinho’s remarks stress that ownership decisions can have a huge impact than just signing players. The faith in Maresca backs a plan to take Chelsea back to being a regular top-four challenger.

Author’s Opinion:

Mourinho will be returning to Stamford Bridge after a very long time. For now, he believes that Todd Boehly’s faith in Maresca may provide a level of stability the club needs.

As featured on Chelseanews.com

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