[4-3-3]: Enzo, Lavia and Caicedo in midfield, Palmer’s and Neto’s position changed and Felix starts- Chelsea’s new dangerous lineups as Enzo Maresca forced to changed formation due to lack of creativity in midfield

As the last international break of the year draws to a close, Chelsea has been sent with a concerning update over their list of injuries.
Despite the fact that Jadon Sancho was absent from the 1-1 draw that took place at home against Arsenal last weekend, the team that Enzo Maresca is coaching has been plagued by a number of fitness difficulties so far this season. However, these worries have been alleviated in recent weeks.

Due to the fact that there have been fewer injuries, the Italian coach has been able to make full use of the playing roster that he has at his disposal. As a result, he has named an entirely different starting eleven for the Premier League side than he did for the cup tournaments.

Nevertheless, as Maresca prepares to make his return to his previous club Leicester City following the international break, the following is the most recent injury news about Chelsea athletes:

A. Palmer, Cole
Because of a vicious challenge from Lisandro Martinez during the encounter against Manchester United, which ended in a 1-1 tie the previous week, Cole Palmer was not expected to play against Arsenal. This was due to the fact that he did not attend training in the days leading up to the match.

His performance was not at its peak, and he failed to make an influence on the game, despite the fact that he was considered fit and played the whole 90 minutes.

During his departure from Stamford Bridge following the match, Palmer was observed moving in an uncomfortable manner. He did not join England for this week’s training session.

The possible date of return is Saturday, November 23, 2024, the match against Leicester.

A. Lavia, Romeo
A little more than twenty minutes into the match against Arsenal, Romeo Lavia was substituted out, and he did not play in Belgium’s 1-0 loss to Italy in the middle of the week.

In a subsequent interview with HLN Belgium, he admitted that he had sustained a “little knock” during the London derby, but he expressed optimism that he would be able to play against Israel on Sunday against Israel.

In spite of this, Domenico Tedesco, the manager of Belgium, has revealed that he has excluded Lavia from the matchday roster owing to a hamstring injury.

RTL Sports was informed by him that he believes Romeo Lavia is suffering from a hamstring injury. “It was bothering him this morning, and we didn’t want to risk him,” he said.

A probable starting lineup for Chelsea would consist of the following players: Jorgensen; Renato Veiga, Disasi, Badiashile, Cucurella; Enzo, Dewsbury-Hall; Chukwuemeka, Joao Felix, Mudryk; and Nkunku.