British media talks about Chelsea s injury: Palmer and Kesedo are about to come back, and the time for Drapp to come back is unknown

September 9th News Today, the British media "London Football Network" wrote an article about Chelsea's current recovery of wounded people.

Palmer

Chelsea's key player missed the game against West Ham and Fulham due to injury and retreated when he was warmed up before the game against West Ham. Therefore, Palmer also withdrew from the English national team's roster against Andorra and Serbia.

Chelsea coach Maresca said before the game against Fulham: "Palmer's situation needs to be observed every day." In addition, Palmer updated his status on social media, simply writing: "Return soon." It looks like he will likely make a comeback against Brentford.

Possible comeback date: September 13 against Brentford, Drapp, the new player in the summer window, retired from injury in a 2-0 victory over Fulham, and Drapp wounded his right hamstring in a chase. Maresca later confirmed that Drapp would be injured for 6-8 weeks.

Possible Return Date: Unknown

Lavia

Lavia has been unable to play stably due to muscle problems. He has never played again since defeating Benfica in the Club World Cup.

Maresca said before last week's game that he hopes the Belgian player will be close to his return after international matches this month. However, Ravia will not return immediately and Chelsea is expected to gradually restore his fitness.

Possible Return Date: September or October

Badiasil

Badiasil

Like Ravia, he was injured in a win over Benfica, causing him to miss the opening game of the season. Due to Colville's ACL injury, the Blues urgently need the former Monaco central defender to return as soon as possible.

The centre-back is expected to return to the field after international match day.

Possible Return Date: September or October

Casedo, Keisedo missed the World Cup qualifiers against Paraguay on Friday, a decision that was considered out of caution, as Ecuador has already qualified for the World Cup next summer.

Then, during training before the game against Argentina, the Chelsea star was seen wearing knee guards. Obviously, he hasn't fully returned to his best yet, but it's a positive sign that he's warmed up before the match against Argentina led by Scaloni.

As for whether he will play in Tuesday night's game, it is still unknown. But anyway, with little time to adjust after returning from South America, Chelsea will have to make a decision on whether he will play against Brentford.

Possible comeback date: September 13 against Brentford

Essugo was unfortunately injured in the international match of the Portuguese U20 national team, and the team issued a statement confirming that he has been replaced with the rotation.

Essugo was missing training due to a muscle problem in his right thigh and was injured after training on Monday. On Tuesday morning, the Portuguese Football Association's medical department assessed his injury and announced that he was unable to participate.

So it looks unlikely that he will have a career debut against Brentford, after he has been on the bench for three straight games.

Expected return date: Unknown

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