Will the World Cup benefit Chelsea?

It’s a curious old summer whichever way you look at it. A few years ago, it would have looked indecipherable that we would be in the middle of November, Abramovich no longer at the club, Graham Potter at the helm, and the season halted for a World Cup. But this is where we are.

Other factors aside, how will this coerced break crash Chelsea, relative to those other teams all 

brawling for a top-four place, exceptionally as the 2022 World Championships allowance shows that there is a very good chance individual of the Chelsea team will be staying late into the championship in Qatar.

 12 of those will be against Chelsea, the third

greatest presentation in the Premier League behind Manchester City (16) and Manchester United (14). Tottenham and Arsenal will have 11 and 10 players away appropriately, Brighton 8, and Liverpool just 7.

Surprisingly, Newcastle will only be missing 5 players. Just for the history, the teams with the atomic players delineated in the World Cup are Southampton, Bournemouth, and Crystal Palace, all with 3 players in Qatar.

Having such a vast number away for such a 

the extended period is bound to have an upshot on them and on the squad and its stability. Some of those players will be playing – a lot – others will just be encouraging the bench, or judging by the climate in the Middle East, trying to keep cool on the seat.

Those players who prevail at home will be rested, will be breastfed back to fitness, and though they will no 

confusion be implicated in some behind-closed-doors fixtures, will probably lack match fitness come to the restart.

Work on the training grounds will rotate to some 

expanse around tactics, but it is hard to 

instrument anything new with half the first team squad missing. 

Without a break, plus the intense 

creation of the World Cup and the EPL prior to, and later the break, players could very well be very 

exhausted come to the latter stages of this season, with the drop off in execution and the injuries that follow as a repercussion.

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