Head coach Xabi Alonso has confirmed that ahead of Friday's match against Brentford, no players have been ruled out. Final decisions on several players, including Joao Pedro, will be made after the last training session.
News about Moisés Caicedo
John Obi Mikel believes one of Chelsea's biggest mistakes this summer was not finding a replacement for Enzo Fernandez, who moved to Manchester City for £125 million. The former midfielder feels the impact of this decision is especially noticeable given Moises Caicedo's injury.
The starting line-ups for the fourth round of the Premier League match between Chelsea and Hull City have been announced. The clash will take place today, 12 September, at Stamford Bridge, kicking off at 16:00 CET, 17:00 MSK.
Chelsea head coach Xabi Alonso has confirmed that Moises Caicedo will miss Saturday's Premier League match against Hull City, with the club opting not to risk the midfielder's fitness.
Chelsea will be without four players for their upcoming Premier League clash against Hull City.
Chelsea are set for a significant overhaul of their starting XI ahead of Saturday's Premier League match against Hull City. Following a resounding 6-3 victory over Leeds in the League Cup, manager Xabi Alonso is expected to reinstate several key players.
Former Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo has offered a candid and uncompromising evaluation of the team's current state following their latest match. The Italian highlighted the stark contrast between the Blues' formidable attacking potential and their glaring tactical shortcomings in both defence and midfield.
Xabi Alonso has provided an update on Chelsea's injured players ahead of their League Cup third-round match against Leeds United. Moises Caicedo and Marco Palhinha are not ready to return, while Levi Colwill will be available.
Gary Neville is confident Chelsea can secure second place in the Premier League this season. The former Manchester United defender regards third place as the bare minimum expected from Xabi Alonso's team.
Chelsea manager Habi Alonso faced the press following a 2-1 loss to Arsenal, marking his first defeat since taking charge of the London club.









