![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has said Enzo Fernández had "no bad intentions" behind his offensive chanting about French players and insisted team spirit has not been damaged at Stamford Bridge.The midfielder celebrated Argentina's Copa América success by posting a video of the squad singing a racist and homophobic song about the heritage of some French players.Fernandez, 23, is currently on holiday and has since apologised while Chelsea have initiated an internal disciplinary procedure and released a statement in which they "acknowledge and appreciate our player's public apology and will use this as an opportunity to educate."Chelsea are in the United States preparing for the first match of their five-game tour against Wrexham in Santa Clara on Wednesday and speaking exclusively to ESPN ahead of that match, Maresca said of the Fernandez incident."I don't think there are any bad intentions behind [it] so starting from that point, for me it is quite easy. The player already did a statement apologising."The club did the same so there are not many things to add but the only thing I can say from my point of view that I can add that they are all young with good intentions. Good guy, good person, good human being. There was not any bad intention."Fernandez's Chelsea team-mate Wesley Fofana shared the video on 'X' with the words: "Football in 2024: uninhibited racism."Fofana, a France international, is already part of the Chelsea squad in the United States while Fernandez is due to join the group on Monday.Several of Fernandez's teammates have unfollowed him on Instagram as a result.Asked if he felt team spirit could be affected by the fallout from Fernandez's outburst, Maresca said: "I don't think so to be honest. Probably it is the immediate reaction."But all in all, I don't think so. I spoke with Enzo but as I said, I spoke with all of them. The situation is quite clear. He did already a statement apologising, the club did the same so."](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Wed-24-Jul-2024-000915-EST.jpg)
- Enzo Maresca, director técnico de Chelsea, aseguró que Enzo Fernández no tuvo malas intenciones en sus cantos ofensivos sobre jugadores franceses.
- Chelsea se encuentra en Estados Unidos preparándose para su primer partido de una gira de cinco juegos contra Wrexham en Santa Clara.
Enzo Fernández, de 23 años, publicó un video con cantos racistas y homofóbicos sobre jugadores franceses tras la victoria de Argentina en la Copa América. Chelsea ha iniciado un proceso disciplinario interno y enfatizó en la educación como parte de la solución. A pesar de la controversia, Enzo Maresca aseguró que esto no afectará el espíritu del equipo y que el jugador ya ofreció disculpas públicas. Enzo Fernández se unirá al equipo en los próximos días en Estados Unidos.