Chelsea Manager Pochettino broke down in tears as another 2 Key Chelsea player is set to Miss Everton clash this evening and the are the most important player in the squad

So sad that Axel Disasi and Enzo Fernandez will not be able to play against Everton because of 11 health issues –

Chelsea has shared new information about injuries ahead of their Premier League match at Stamford Bridge this weekend against Everton. Mauricio Pochettino is still dealing with problems with injuries.

The Argentine has had a lot of physical problems in his first season with the club. Long-term injuries to players like Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia have kept other important players like Reece James and Christopher Nkunku from playing for big parts of the season.

Chelsea will hope to get some players back before their game against Everton on Monday night. Malo Gusto and Cole Palmer, who were both taken off against Sheffield United last weekend, will not play in the game, and Pochettino will likely talk about them.

But neither player was listed in the club’s weekly medical report. As of Friday, Chelsea revealed new information about Pochettino’s team, which included three new players.

Raheem Sterling and Robert Sanchez are both “missing due to sickness.” As a team, Enzo Fernandez and Axel Disasi have played 78 games this season, but they might not be able to play on Monday night.

In the report, it says that both people are “undergoing medical review.” In his Friday news meeting before the game, Pochettino said he wasn’t sure if they would play on Monday.

“Let’s see.” “We’re looking into it,” he said. “Things are different for them.” It doesn’t seem like a big deal to us, but we will check to see if they are possible.

“Right now, they haven’t trained since Sheffield, so we don’t know.”

Good news: Ben Chilwell is back “in partial team training,” which means he might be able to play at Stamford Bridge. They are still out with injuries: Nkunku (hamstring), Levi Colwill (toe), Lavia (thigh), James (hamstring), Lesley Ugochukwu (hamstring), and Fofana (knee). They are all “undergoing” their recovery programs.