Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca emphasized his focus on the upcoming match against Bournemouth, downplaying the ongoing conflict between co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali. He acknowledged having spoken with both owners recently but stated that the ownership issues are outside his control and should not distract from team preparations. Additionally, Maresca confirmed that defender Ben Chilwell, who was previously put up for sale but did not find a new club, is likely to return to first-team training after the transfer window closed. Chelsea has struggled early in the season, managing only one win in their first three games, and will need to improve to climb from their current 11th position in the league. Despite the ownership turmoil, Maresca remains optimistic about the team's direction and professionalism. He also noted that injuries to key players like Reece James and Malo Gusto are affecting the squad's depth.