Chelsea Manager Pochettino broke down in tears as another 2 Key Chelsea player is set to Miss Everton clash this evening and the are the most important player in the squad
Axel Disasi and Enzo Fernandez will miss their match against Everton because to 11 worries, which is really upsetting –
As Mauricio Pochettino struggles with injury setbacks, Chelsea has provided a new injury report ahead of their Premier League matchup at Stamford Bridge this coming Saturday against Everton.
In his first season with the team, the Argentine has struggled with many injuries. Not only have important players like Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia had long-term injuries, but Reece James and Christopher Nkunku have missed significant chunks of the season.
Chelsea will be hoping to welcome back a few players ahead of Monday night’s visit from Everton. Pochettino is anticipated to deliver an update on Malo Gusto, who was absent from the game entirely, and Cole Palmer, who was carried off the pitch against Sheffield United last weekend.
The couple, however, was absent from the team’s weekly injury report. Chelsea revealed three new players to Pochettino’s squad on Friday.
Robert Sanchez and Raheem Sterling are both listed as “absent due to sickness.” Despite playing 78 games together this season, Enzo Fernandez and Axel Disasi are questionable for Monday’s matchup.
According to the update, both are “undergoing medical examination.” During Friday’s pre-game news conference, Pochettino said he wasn’t sure whether they would play on Monday.
“We’ll observe. “They are undergoing evaluation,” he said. “They have all kinds of problems. Although we don’t think they’re major problems, we’ll check to see whether they can be made accessible.
“We don’t know since they haven’t trained after Sheffield at this time.”
Ben Chilwell is back “in partial team training,” which means he may play at Stamford Bridge. This is good news. Lesley Ugochukwu (hamstring), James (hamstring), Lavia (thigh), Nkunku (hamstring), Levi Colwill (toe), and Fofana (knee) all stay out of action and “continue to undertake” their rehabilitation programs.
