Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca has insisted that “money does not win titles” before the first semi -final match of the Thursday’s conference against DJurgarden in Stockholm on Thursday.

The Swedish side has gathered in a portion of more than 1 billion £ ($ 1.3 billion) spent on behavior of players in Stamford Bridge over the past three seasons, with Chelsea Now owned by US billionaire businessman Todd Bohly.

The double European champions Chelsea have sailed to the third level race so far this season, with their only loss coming in the second quarter -finals against Legia Warsaw.

“You don’t win games and titles with money,“ Marsis told a pre-hearing press conference on Wednesday. “We know very well. It is not about how much you spend on the transfer market.“

Chelsea are in a fierce battleChe inside the country to qualify for next season’s Champions League, sitting in fifth and final place at the Premier League.

“You won’t win titles just because you spend big money. You have to spend money but in the right way,“Help Marsca.

Animal garden They play in an artificial field on their home land 30,000 with capacity, something most players on the Maresca side have not experienced in their professional careers, with the chelsea chief interested in the nature of the surface.

“Completely is quite different“He said.”In recent weeks some of their players have complained about the field. It’s different, but we don’t have any excuses or a reason why we won’t compete“

Chelsea is at home for the newlyweds of the Premier League Liverpool on Sunday, with blues seeking to hold fifth place.

Maresca will be without the injured Robert Sanchez and Christopher Nkunku in Sweden, although Nicolas Jackson is expected to begin despite having only recently returned from injury.

“We are trying to build a mentality, a winning mentality“Marasca said.”For me you build it by taking every game, no matter who the next team is.

“It is the only way to build a winning mentality. How can you build a winning mentality if you don’t win games?

“Players are aware that tomorrow is an important game but they are also aware that the other is important“