Read up “To launch his Chelsea career, Romeo Lavia has apparently faced an injury setback.” The midfielder injured his ankle in September training and wants to return after the October international break.

The Blues expect the kid to remain out until December, possibly late November. The Mail reports that Chelsea are cautious about his comeback and won’t hurry him.

Lavia was close to making his Chelsea debut after joining from Southampton for £58million, but a training injury derailed those intentions.

The 19-year-old needed a boot due to ankle ligament damage.

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Confusion among the staff

According to reports, Sheikh Jassim’s decision to withdraw from an acquisition of Manchester United surprised the personnel.

According to The Sun, club employees have been getting ready for the Qatari to take over completely. They received instructions not to take their October yearly leave in order to expedite the takeover.

Rather than taking over the entire team, Sir Jim Ratcliffe will probably join by investing 25% of the team. To decide whether to accept Ratcliffe’s bid, the board will meet on Thursday.

A new agreement for Gallagher

There does not appear to be a feasible way to proceed with the renegotiation of Conor Gallagher’s contract with Stamford Bridge at this time.

The Blues were hoping for £50 million to part ways with the England international player throughout the entirety of the summer transfer window.

On the other hand, he has proven himself to be an important player for Mauricio Pochettino. He has gone as far as to wear the captain’s armband, and negotiations are about to get underway.

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