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Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has expressed his satisfaction with Jadon Sancho’s performance in training since the winger joined the club on a season-long loan. Sancho made the switch from Manchester United to Stamford Bridge on the final day of the transfer window, and he may get his first taste of action with the Blues in their upcoming match against Bournemouth on Saturday night.

Sancho, eager to make a strong first impression, has seemingly done just that during the international break, living up to the expectations of his new boss. Maresca, speaking to the media, confirmed his contentment with the England international’s contributions thus far.

“He has delivered exactly what I anticipated,” Maresca said, according to a report by Fabrizio Romano. “He’s a top-quality player, especially in one-on-one situations, and his creativity and finesse in the final third are going to be valuable assets for the team. I have no doubt he’ll be a great help to us moving forward.”

Despite the positive early signs, Sancho understands that impressing in training is just the beginning. The real challenge will come when he is called upon in competitive fixtures, where his ability to translate that form into goals and assists will be crucial. Sancho will also face stiff competition for a spot in Chelsea’s starting lineup.

Several high-profile players, including Pedro Neto, Joao Felix, Christopher Nkunku, Mykhailo Mudryk, and Kieran Dewsbury-Hall, are all vying for positions behind striker Nicolas Jackson. This depth will create a competitive environment within the squad, with everyone pushing to earn their place on the pitch.

That said, Sancho has already demonstrated his versatility, particularly in pre-season, where he was deployed as a false nine. This adaptability could provide him with additional opportunities to secure playing time as Maresca explores various tactical options for the team.

For Sancho, the road ahead will be about maintaining consistency and proving his worth in a fiercely competitive Chelsea side, but early signs suggest that he has the potential to make a significant impact during his loan spell at the club.