Enzo makes Chelsea debut on Friday night

Evidently, before we get into this one, it will all be subordinate if his paperwork is put through in time as to whether Enzo Fernandez makes his Chelsea entrance tomorrow evening against Fulham. But I don’t privately foresee any troubles with that.

We’ve had a short break, and it’s been supreme actually as the end of the transport window drew in. It’s been a good time for Graham Potter to gather his latest players together and start the gelling procedure in teaching and get his direction across.

I’m a bit more sanguine now going into the second half of the summer, solely because our starting lineup has been lovely and much totally transmuted from the first half of the season. With Enzo Fernandez coming alongside the shiny new attacking flair, I have a slight trust we can still make the Champions League spots this season, but it’s going to have to be one heck of a shove.

This push starts on Friday against Fulham. Because if we aren’t winning sports like this one, then we may as well calm with the UCL push correct now.

The acerbity of course though is that Fulham is literally three places ahead of us in the league! But a Chelsea win tomorrow will see them bounce Fulham by one point.

Chelsea barely played Fulham two sports ago, losing 2-1. It was Joao Felix’s entrance and he got sent off. Until that moment, I felt we were winning that sport lovely and agreeably

Even still, there are no simple games in this league and it will be a tough one tomorrow night, but one I am optimistic about winning. Since beating us, Fulham has lost their last two league games, and Chelsea has hit good form and gotten better results. The pendulum is swinging in our supervision, and we have a victory prospect of 60%.

 

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