Arenzo suggests Maresca learns from Ancelotti, and Duer will become the "new prince" of Paris Saint-Germain

Chelsea won the Club World Cup championship, and former Paris star Arenzo congratulated his opponent, after all, the Blues showed their advantages in the final. Maresca is very popular and his tactics are particularly suitable for the knockout stage, so many people are optimistic that Chelsea will make a difference in the Champions League next season. Arenzo suggested that Maresca learn from Ancelotti. Although the Blues have a good momentum in development, the Premier League is changing rapidly. When Stamford Bridge's lineup was not very good, Allenzo believed that the club might still have some problems in the league. Especially since Maresca's system is not suitable for the round-robin system, he must find a way to learn from Ancelotti. Fatty An’s talent for “cooking and cooking” is suitable for every era. Currently, the players under Maresca have various characteristics. If Maresca learns from this senior, he can combine the characteristics of Chelsea players, and the team can cope with opponents with different styles.

For Paris Saint-Germain, Arenzoye admitted that his old club missed a championship in a race during the rapid rise, which may allow Enrique to avoid being unimproved. Dembele represents the active superstar at the Princes Stadium. In order to prevent the club from being in trouble, Maresca also admitted that Douai needs to be trained in a key way - Douai will become the "new prince" of Paris Saint-Germain. Allenzo said that Paris Saint-Germain's tradition has the training strategy of local stars, and Douai is a household registration book, and his basic conditions are met. Furthermore, Douai has a very high talent, so it is very likely that he will become the "new prince" of Paris Saint-Germain. Douai's rise is no accident. On the lawn of Paris Saint-Germain's youth training camp, the young player has already proved that he has used accurate threading and dexterity to get rid of it again and again, and his blood vessels are flowing with pure Paris football genes.

Technical Director Campos was recently photographed having dinner with Douai's father, which further confirmed the attitude of the club's senior management. It is reported that the management has begun to modify the team building plan for 2025, and the originally planned Portuguese international midfielder has been suspended from negotiations - this is clearly a signal for local stars to move space. What is even more intriguing is that Mbappe's move to take the initiative to give up Locker No. 7 in the locker room, this symbolic inheritance has never been simple in the football world. But the real test has just begun. French "League" pointed out that Douai's weakness lies in his defensive participation rate of only 63%, which is like a time bomb in Enrique's high-pressing system. When the sunset on the banks of the Seine dyed the training base golden, Duega's long-range shooting figure was always the last to leave. In an interview, he revealed that he had a video of Jiuli defeating Real Madrid in 2009, "The Parisians will eventually fight for Paris." This kind of awareness beyond age may be the most precious footnote behind the title of "New Prince". Regarding Maresca's need to learn Ancelotti's advice, Arenzo explained that Maresca needs to understand that Ancelotti's wisdom lies not only in tactical flexibility, but also in his precise control of the players' psychology. Chelsea have experienced veterans and young geniuses who need to grow up in an urgent manner. How to balance the atmosphere in the locker room and let everyone feel their value is a topic that Maresca must face.

The author (an old colleague said that) believes that Ancelotti is good at maintaining the team's cohesion in a high-pressure environment. For example, his use of Bale and Isco during Real Madrid not only soothes the emotions of substitutes, but also keeps the core lineup fighting. If Mareska can learn this level, the locker room at Stamford Bridge will no longer be a hidden danger of fluctuations in the record. This is also what Maresca needs to learn. The competition in the Premier League is cruel and intensive, and it is difficult to continue to highlight with a fixed style of play alone. Ancelotti's tactical manual does not have the word "stubbornness". He will adjust his formation according to his opponent's characteristics, and even switch to different rhythms in the same game. For example, when facing Manchester City's high-pressure, he may choose to pass the midfield quickly; and when facing teams that are good at defensive counterattacks, he can patiently control the ball and find loopholes.

Chelsea under Maresca has technical players such as Enzo and Palmer. If Maresca can "tailor" like Ancelotti, it can completely make the Blues' offense more three-dimensional. In addition, Ancelotti's control over details is also worth learning from. He often simulates specific scenarios in training to allow players to adapt to decisions under different situations. If Maresca can incorporate more practical content into daily training, such as repeated drills for set pieces defense, or the control strategy when leading the last ten minutes, Chelsea's stability will be greatly improved. After all, Premier League title battles often depend on these nuanced gaps. Of course, learning does not mean copying. Maresca needs to keep his football philosophy while absorbing Ancelotti's way of adapting. If he could combine the wisdom of the Italian coach with the youthful vitality of Chelsea, the Blues might be able to make a fortune in the chaos.