Maresca has undeniably made a lasting impact in the city of Andalusia, displaying his brilliance on the field over 100 times during a successful four-year tenure with Sevilla. His key role in Sevilla’s victories in various tournaments, including the Copa del Rey, Supercopa de Espana, UEFA Super Cup, and UEFA Cup, highlighted his prowess as a coach. As Leicester faces potential point deductions in the Premier League for financial breaches, Maresca may be considering a return to his former club.
The rich history of Sevilla and their desire to find their fourth permanent manager under the leadership of Sporting Director Orta could be a tempting prospect for the Italian coach. With Orta overseeing the departures of Mendilibar and Alonso, the recent hiring of Sanchez Flores suggests Sevilla’s determination to revamp their coaching staff for future triumphs.
Despite Sevilla’s current position in 12th place in LaLiga, the club is preparing for significant changes behind the scenes. With the possibility of missing out on European competition due to a lackluster start to the season, Sevilla is positioning themselves for a comeback next year. Maresca’s potential return to Sevilla may be influenced by Leicester’s financial constraints and the likely departure of Dewsbury-Hall to improve their financial situation.
While Maresca has expressed satisfaction with his role at Leicester, he plans to discuss his future with the club’s leadership. Orta, a keen admirer of the 44-year-old coach, has been seen studying Leicester’s game footage, hinting at a possible interest in bringing in the Italian maestro. Only time will reveal if Maresca’s legacy in Andalusia will reach new heights or if Leicester’s resurgence will keep him in his current position.
