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With Mauricio Pochettino continuing to struggle with injury setbacks, Chelsea has provided a new injury report in advance of their Premier League match against Everton at Stamford Bridge this coming weekend.

This is the first season that the Argentine has played for the club, and he has already had a number of injuries. In addition to the long-term injuries sustained by players such as Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia, crucial players such as Reece James and Christopher Nkunku have been absent for significant periods of the season that they have been unable to participate.

Chelsea will remain confident that they will be able to welcome back some of their players before their match against Everton on Monday night. It is anticipated that Pochettino would deliver an update about Malo Gusto, who did not participate in the game at all, as well as Cole Palmer, who was carried off the field during the match against Sheffield United last weekend.

However, none of them appeared in the club’s weekly injury update. They were completely absent from the report. On Friday, Chelsea made public an update about Pochettino’s roster, which noted the addition of three new players.

In addition to Robert Sanchez, Raheem Sterling is reportedly missing owing to sickness. The presence of Enzo Fernandez and Axel Disasi, who have played a combined total of 78 games this season, is uncertain for the match that will take place on Monday night.

As stated in the latest update, the two individuals are reportedly “undergoing medical examination.” During his press conference that took place before the encounter on Friday, Pochettino revealed that he was uncertain about whether or not they will be part of the lineup on Monday.

“Let’s wait and see. The evaluation of them is still underway,” he said. “They are dealing with a variety of kinds of problems. Despite the fact that we do not consider them to be major problems, we will wait to see whether they are accessible.

Due to the fact that they have not yet trained following Sheffield, we are unable to provide any information at this time.

The good news is that Ben Chilwell has returned to the club and is now “in partial team training.” This indicates that he may be in the running to play against Stamford Bridge. In addition to continuing to “go through” their rehabilitation programs, Nkunku (hamstring), Levi Colwill (toe), Lavia (thigh), James (hamstring), Lesley Ugochukwu (hamstring), and Fofana (knee) are all still unable to play due to their respective injuries.