During Chelsea’s Champions League match against AC Milan’s first half, Wesley Fofana had an injury and was replaced.
Chelsea’s first goal came from Fofana, who was replaced before halftime after awkwardly twisting his knee.
Fofana’s condition wasn’t as bad as first thought, according to Blues manager Graham Potter, who we had previously reported on.
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The 21-year-old would miss roughly four weeks of action and is anticipated to return before the World Cup.
Wesley’s knee is not as terrible as we initially believed after the game, which is fortunate because it was a reason for concern at the time, but I think it will still be a few weeks, Potter stated in his news conference prior to the Wolves game.
Although it’s much better than it could be, he will undoubtedly be gone for a few weeks.
Since it’s only a knee strain, there’s a chance he might play before the World Cup.
There’s a chance of that, but it depends on how his rehabilitation goes. I don’t want to put a timeframe on it.
Recall that the legendary John Terry of Chelsea has informed Graham Potter, the manager, that first impressions matter.
On Saturday, Potter led the Blues to their first Premier League victory at Crystal Palace after drawing his first game in charge in the Champions League against Red Bull Salzburg.