Enzo Maresca has broken a three-month social media silence with his first post since bidding farewell to Chelsea, dropping a suggestion that a return to management could be on the cards.

The former Blues manager left the club on New Year's Day, with Liam Rosenior stepping in as his successor. Nearly a week after, he shared a parting message on his official Instagram account, before going quiet online.

Exactly three months after that farewell, the Italian has resurfaced. Posting snapshots from a family getaway to the Maldives with his wife and four children, Maresca wrote: "Enjoying the half term...Time to recharge!"

The upload received 'likes' from Chelsea's Robert Sanchez, Trevoh Chalobah and Levi Colwill.

The fourth image in a series of six reveals his workspace, complete with stationery and tactical football manuals, suggesting he remains immersed in studying the game, potentially readying himself for a managerial comeback when opportunity knocks.

Speculation persists around Maresca potentially rejoining Manchester City. Reports indicate he is being considered by City as a prospective successor to Pep Guardiola, should the Spaniard depart...