After a series of managerial changes under the current Chelsea owners, there seem to be a bit of stability at Chelsea, as the Blues seem settled under Enzo Maresca.

Chelsea legend Claude Makelele, has given his mark of approval on the current happenings at Stamford Bridge, and believes the new project now seems to be taking shape.

“I think Chelsea are doing well. They are starting at the beginning [of their project], very slowly,” Makelele told the BBC.

“In the beginning, they changed a lot of players and managers. The new manager [Enzo Maresca] made sure Chelsea finished the season in a good way. They qualified for the Champions League and won a trophy. I think this new Chelsea can be successful now.

“We need to wait for Chelsea to win the Premier League again, and they are starting to build a strategy and some stability. But, for me, the most important thing is they need to leave Maresca working in a good way, like Paris St-Germain did with Luis Enrique.

“They need stability if they are to fight for a title. I am a Chelsea fan, and I was worried when I saw Chelsea struggling in the beginning [under new owners Clearlake-Boehly], but now they are on a positive path and can return to the Chelsea of the past, which was at a high level.”