Enzo Maresca’s abrupt departure from Stamford Bridge remains a major talking point across the English football landscape.

Chelsea confirmed on Thursday they have parted ways with manager Enzo Maresca ahead of Sunday's game against Manchester City. Maresca's 18-month spell at Stamford Bridge comes to an end after a run of one win in seven Premier League games that left his side fifth in the table,

Rosenior is expected to leave Strasbourg, also owned by BlueCo, the consortium set up to facilitate Chelsea's ownership change in 2022

Enzo Maresca chose against demanding a £14 million ($19m) pay-off from Chelsea when he walked out of Stamford Bridge. The Italian and the Blues have parted company after a dismal run saw the Blues fall away from league leaders Arsenal,

Tottenham Hotspur have been told to replace Thomas Frank with Enzo Maresca. The former Chelsea boss is without a club after leaving Stamford Bridge on New Year’s Day. Maresca spent 18 months

Chelsea and Enzo Maresca have parted ways after growing tension between the Italian coach and the club’s hierarchy. Maresca delivered the Conference League and Club World Cup trophies during his one full season at the helm, but the writing has been on the wall over his future at Stamford Bridge for some time.

Who would have thought that a rookie manager – who only seven months ago was a youth team coach at Southampton – would play such a potentially significant role in the Premier League title race? This was the first game that Calum McFarlane has ever been in charge of a senior team.

Enzo Fernandez scrambled an equaliser deep into stoppage time for managerless Chelsea at Manchester City to hand their London rivals Arsenal a huge boost in the Premier League title race.