Leicester City manager has praised senior players Jamie Vardy and Marc Albrighton for the example they give to younger players in his squad.
Vardy has featured in all three Championship games this season, Albrighton has played just nine minutes so far.
They are the only two players left from the famous Premier League win and provide vital experience.
Despite a lack of gametime, the Enzo Maresca focused on these two for their importance.
What has Maresca said about Jamie Vardy and Marc Albrighton?
Talking to BBC Radio Leicester, Maresca was discussing his side and their 100% start to the season.
The Italian singled out the Englishmen saying “They play 10 minutes, 20 minutes and they showed how big they are.”
With 728 appearances for the Foxes between them, a league and an FA Cup trophy, they provide something invaluable to the squad.
A factor that the manager understands: “It’s very important for me to have players like them as an example for the young players Wanya [Marcal-Madivadua], [Cesare] Casadei, Luke [Thomas], [Kasey] McAteer, Callum [Doyle].
“All these kind of young players can learn from the behaviour of Jamie [Vardy] and Marc [Albrighton].”
With three wins from three the manager has collated a great mix of young talent and experience.
Vardy and Albrighton may be the key to creating a unified squad.