The epidemic of injuries in the dry land of London's Chelsea is gaining new twists. The reserve of the blues, Trevo Chaloba, was killed for approximately six years. The 26-year-old footballer was embarrassed to leave the field on his shoulders before the Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain, which was a devastating blow for the team.

At first the situation looked critical. Fears of a serious fracture that could end the season for the driver grew stronger after Chaloba published a photo of his heavily bandaged leg on social media..

However, further medical attention gave a more optimistic prognosis: although the injury is significant, it is expected that the renewal of employment will be close to the second month. Chelsea coach Liam Rosenior, during the press conference, shared his emotions and updated information: “Having added those photos after the game, and, obviously, the coming day, you’re already sick. Obviously, nothing will be good if Trevo uses whatever term, but fortunately, everything is not as serious as we were initially afraid,” said the mentor.

Cream Chaloby, Rosenior, confirmed health problems with team captain Reece James. The defender suffered from a hamstring injury during the match against Newcastle.

“A hamstring injury is never acceptable. We are inclined to make a scan and capture all the scales, then it will be much more significant. It’s really boring, even though we know how important he is for our group.. “We don’t yet know the exact terms, but this injury prevents me from playing,” said the coach.

Prices are new to find at the edge of the folding hour for Chelsea. The team lost its last three matches in all tournaments, including a miserable defeat to PSG in a 8:2 draw and a loss in the game against Newcastle. The Londoners fell out of the top 5 of the Premier League, jeopardizing their chances of qualifying for the Champions League this season.

Now Rosenior's tactical flexibility will be seriously tested in Saturday's match against Everton on Gill Dickinson.