Chelsea receive £17m compensation from Enzo Maresca-Man City deal
Short overview
Chelsea have received £17m in compensation from Manchester City and their former head coach Enzo Maresca following his move to the Premier League champions.
Chelsea have received a £17 million compensation fee as part of a settlement with Manchester City over the appointment of Enzo Maresca as head coach.
In a statement, Chelsea said: “In the circumstances and given the mutual respect between clubs, a confidential settlement has been reached with Manchester City, which includes the payment of compensation.”
The club added: “A confidential settlement has also been reached with the former Head Coach under which he will pay compensation.”
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