Perfect opportunity for Chelsea’s fringe and academy players now

Chelsea is back in training this week after the first team players were given some time off for holidays, relaxing, time with family, or however they wanted to use it.

There will be an in-house sport at Cobham, before the boy's wing out to Abu Dhabi for the cordial match against Aston Villa on Sunday 11th December. 

Evidently, we will not have Chelsea’s World Cup players in 

presence, but there will be all the players who have not gone to the World Cup,

also, a chunk of academy players to fill the spaces, and our recovering injured players as well.

Players like Trevoh Chalobah, Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, Armando Borja, Marc Cucurella, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Kepa Arrizabalaga, and Jorginho will all be back training this week ahead of the trip. They could all use some friendly games to help get back in some good form.

They are anticipated to be signed still by Lewis Hall, Carney Chukwuemeka, and Omari Hutchinson, who also had time off with the first squad.

It will be a great convenience for these lads to earn some game time and manifest a point, as they will assuredly be used in the Villa game. We could see further conservatory lads join the squad as well.

I think the likes of Hall and co will actually take this 

the occasion to step up and really give Graham Potter something to think about for the relaxation of the season, with many of these lads able to bring something fresh and dissimilar to the team, and many of them early proving they are good adequate to be in Chelsea’s senior team

fair now.

This presents the 

an absolute chance to 

spike claims for all of these players now.

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