Chelsea star is expected to "look at" Maresca s future before making a decision to leave

Enzo Maresca's future may also determine the future of one of his players

It is reported that Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall will "wait and see" to see if Enzo Maresca will remain as Chelsea head coach after the end of the season before deciding whether to leave.

Desbury Hall had a pretty bad life with the Blues. When playing for Leicester City last season, he was arguably the best player in the Champions League, directly participating in the defending champions' 26 goals.

When Chelsea coach Maresca joined Chelsea, he decided to bring Desbury Hall. Although the midfielder contributed three goals and two assists in the UEFA Federation Cup, Desbury Hall is basically a B player of the Blues this season due to the lack of opponents' strength.

Destury Hall has only one assist in the 254-minute football match in the Premier League, indicating how low Maresca has trust in him at Chelsea now as he is competing for a position with Moises Kesedo, Romeo Lavia, Enzo Fernandez, Cole Palmer and others.

There are rumors that Desbury Hall may leave Stamford Bridge this summer, where he played for only one year, and our friend at TEAMtalk said Everton wanted him.

But former Premier League player Paul Robinson said the midfielder might first see if Maresca continues to take the helm before deciding whether to leave.

"His contract doesn't expire until 2029 and is just starting his first season with the team. I think he might want to start more and play more important games," Robinson told Football Insider.

"Enzo Maresca was on the court, and he should have done that, because he knew him well while playing for Leicester City.

" From a player's point of view, he would wait to see if Maresca was still on the team at the start of next season. New coaches may bring new ideas, and players may also come in and out. ”

"I don't think he's in a hurry to leave Chelsea, he's too valuable for a team like Everton, and I don't think staying at Chelsea was a bad decision. "

Maresca's chances of being fired by the Blues at the end of the season seem to be small. Recently, it has been reported that he is "unlikely" to be fired and that the board is "ready to support him".

Maresca currently leads Chelsea in fifth place to win a Champions League place. If he can keep this position, it seems to be a foregone conclusion for him to stay at Chelsea. But what this means for Desbury Hall remains to be seen.