US EditionMourinho Described as a ‘Legend’ at Chelsea Ahead of Return to Former Club in Champions League
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca respects Mourinho's legacy and aims to win fans' support amid recent struggles, with four of five losses in six months involving red cards, club stats show.
- José Mourinho, described as a legend by Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, will return to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday as Benfica faces Chelsea in the Champions League.
- Mourinho's return follows his appointment earlier this month as Benfica's coach on a two-year contract after being out of the Champions League for five years.
- Maresca highlighted Mourinho's past successes, including Premier League titles and Champions League wins, while also acknowledging recent challenges, such as Chelsea's three losses in four games this season.
- Maresca expressed his respect for Mourinho and said he looks forward to his return, noting that to reach the same level of fan admiration, he would need to keep winning trophies. He welcomed the fans’ renewed enthusiasm, highlighted by chants of "we've got our Chelsea back."
- The upcoming match marks a significant moment for both clubs, reflecting Mourinho's legacy at Chelsea and Maresca's aspirations amid injury concerns and pressure to maintain recent club trophy success.
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LONDON :Chelsea will welcome Jose Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge when they face Benfica in the Champions League on Tuesday, with the Portuguese coach returning to the London club where he won three Premier League titles across two spells.Mourinho, who returned to Benfica 25 years after his first stint, mana
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