Overview
- Reece James is now expected to be back in late April or early May, according to multiple reports that cite his steady progress from a hamstring injury.
- The upcoming match against Manchester City is set to come too soon for the Chelsea captain as he continues rehabilitation.
- Jamie Gittens sustained a new hamstring problem in training and will undergo scans, Liam Rosenior said after the FA Cup quarter-final.
- Trevoh Chalobah is recovering from a high ankle sprain on an estimated six-week timeline, with Rosenior describing his progress as really good.
- Levi Colwill has returned to full training after a season-long layoff, though Rosenior says he still needs a few more weeks before he can play.