Maresca által hozott + board által hozott új szakmai stáb listája a meglévő mellé.:
Egész jó kis listának tűnik őszintén szólva / erős névsor szrtm. Brentfordos set piece + védekező specialista, Pep alatt tanult arcok, + a meglévő fitness coach fejére hoznak egy másikat, hogy a sérülésekre jobban oda tudjanak figyelni.
+ Tegyük hozzá,hogy Poch staffje ehhez képest egy kibaszott vicc volt, hiszen a fél családja (tesója + fia) és barátai voltak konkrétan eddig a lenti pozíciókban, a sérülések igazából ennek is rohadtul betudható volt. Pl. Poch fia volt nálunk a "chief sports scientist" és erős beleszólása volt az orvosi stábba
Kajak már ugrálok lassan minél több faszság derül ki Pochról és örülök hogy el lett innen zavarva. Óriási upgrade ez a névsor a korábbi évhez képest.
Willy Caballero – Assistant Manager
Caballero is a former Chelsea goalkeeper but that is not why he is bringing brought in alongside Maresca. The 42-year-old Argentinian is regarded as perceptive and intuitive, and has won praise for his innovative ideas while acting as a sounding board for Maresca.
Danny Walker – Coach
Formerly of the Manchester City academy, Walker is a specialist in working with individual players, regarded as highly meticulous in his approach and a huge asset to Maresca’s work in offensive areas.
Michele De Bernardin – Goalkeeper Coach
High-energy and enthusiastic coach who is driven to improve the technical and positional performance of his goalkeepers, as well as working with the outfield players on their positioning so that they can receive the ball from their shot-stopper. De Bernardin places high value on methodology and is regarded as a critical appointment. He will work closely with Ben Roberts.
Ben Roberts – Goalkeeper Coach and Head of Global Goalkeeping
Maresca specifically asked for Roberts to join his backroom staff as he was already aware of his qualities and this formed an early part of his conversations with the club. The new arrivals within Maresca’s team will work with Chelsea's existing staff with a focus on developing their emerging talent through individual coaching and mentorship.
Marcos Alvarez – Fitness Coach
With a grass-based approach, Alvarez will work closely with Chelsea's head of performance Bryce Kavanagh. One of his key tasks will be to improve availability, fitness and the conditioning of players. Chelsea endured one of the worst injury records in the Premier League last season.
Bernardo Cueva – Set-Piece Coach
Cueva is widely regarded as the leader in his specific field, having been brought to Chelsea from Brentford. He will immediately join the first-team coaching staff, with Maresca having previously formulated plans of his own to bring in a set-piece coach at Leicester for the upcoming Premier League season. Cueva is expected to provide an elite coaching model that will provide support on both a team and individual level.
Javier Molina Caballero – Analyst
Considered a crucial cog in Maresca’s team, providing support for pre-match and post-match analysis, and he will work closely with Chelsea’s existing data department.
Roberto Vitiello – Development Coach
Vitiello is being brought in to help transition Chelsea’s young players and prepare them for life in the first-team habitat. The club are proud of their pedigree in having developed stars such as captain Reece James, Conor Gallagher and Levi Colwill. Youngsters including Tyrique George, Kiano Dyer, Josh Acheampong and Ishe Samuels-Smith are all likely to join them on their pre-season tour of the United States in July and August, with part of Maresca’s responsibility to include integration over the summer and providing a pathway to the first team.
Changes in Chelsea's Performance & Medicine departments:
EXCL: green light just arrived for former Brighton Head of Recruitment Sam Jewell to start new job at Chelsea.
