How Enzo Maresca TRANSFORMED Leicester | Explained

On this week’s FD Explained, we’re looking at Championship leaders Leicester, who already look to be running away with the competition after just a quarter of the season. The Foxes have made huge defensive and attacking strides under new coach Enzo Maresca, but how exactly has the Italian revived their fortunes? How did Guardiola and Brendan Rodgers lay the groundwork for their style? And which players have stepped up to fill the gaps left by Barnes, James Maddison, and Youri Tielemans?

Let us know what you think of our deep dive in the comments below.

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[joelatuhaire]

Chelsea got us searching everywhere like mad people😂

[laurencekevingarcia]

That's Not Enzo in the thumbnail and first clip 😂😂😂😂

[nethanlock]

I still don't understand how they got relegated in the first place tbh with the squad they had. Its nice to know that next year Vardy will be back smashing in goals next season

[MattRobson]

That's not Enzo on the thumbnail that's the goalkeeper coach lol

[aleksandarkovacevic]

I don't think it was that hard, Leicester's relegation was a shock . They are top 10 PL team in the Championship

[simonhodgett]

Brought in the right players whether on loan or permanent,
players from Prem teams (Winks, Casadei, Doyle) and an understudy to Kasper, also, he has found a formation, 433, and stuck to it, not always played well, but ground out results, and have a good coach in Willy Caballero.Still didn't expect this run though, and to think there was talk of us going in for Ipswich's manager, which,
as it is turning out so far, wouldn't have been a bad move.Well done "Top" for having faith and taking a chance !

[alasdairburnett-hall]

I think the only team that even has a chance of challenging is Ipswich but those two will comfortably finish ahead of the other teams in the division

[Wilkostorm_RL]

Come on Leicester, we need you back in the prem

[Heineck]

COME ON YOU FOXES!
edit: that's not Enzo on the thumbnail

[bogs]

This is an excellent video - really well put together. 👏👏👏

[leicfoxUK]

I will never understand playing Amartey ahead of Cags. Just that one very easy decision would have avoided relegation, it's that simple. Thanks Brendan.

[julianestebanlaraaldana]

Guys, you need to make more videos like these .❤

[newparadigm]

That's not a picture of Maresca on your thumbnail - doh!

[HashishTV]

That's not Enzo Maresca in the thumbnail, wtf guys?

[williamstannard]

If you’ve made a Leicester video, there’s got to be an Ipswich one coming. If we win our games in hand, it’s only a 2 point difference!

[ioimrch]

How ironic that the commentator said ‘lazy journalism’… with the thumbnail & first clip incorrect 😂

[Mujeeb]

Still can't believe they got relegated so the fact that theyre doing so well in the championship is not a surprise

[ROCKONplaceboforever]

Good video they should be back in the prem next season

[mdn]

Casado is gonna be a perfect deputy to Connor Gallagher and has all the making and trimmings of an elite level box to box midfielder - something both Chelsea AND Italy need, and Enzo is letting him show that.

[dripslick]

All I know, he spent his first two months living at the club's training base. That was the start of great things to come