Chelsea Manager Graham Potter has given an update on fresh Reece James injury.
News One reports that Chelsea manager Graham Potter admits that he is “concerned” about Reece James’s latest injury setback, which the right-back suffered in the 2-0 win over Bournemouth.
Chelsea manager Graham Potter has admitted that he is “concerned” by fresh Reece James injury setback suffered in his side’s 2-0 win over Bournemouth.
Potter’s side’s return following the break for the World Cup was largely a positive one, as goals from Kai Havertz and Mason Mount secured a much-needed win which saw them move level on points with Brighton & Hove Albion in eighth place.
However, the night was soured by another knee injury suffered by James, on his return from a similar problem which ruled him out of England‘s World Cup campaign.
The Chelsea manager claimed it was too soon to assess the extent of the injury, but admitted that is was concerning due to the similar nature of the issue.
“We’ll have to see how the next 24 to 48 hours go. It was a sort of chopping action and then he felt something. We’ll keep our fingers crossed. He’s disappointed. We’re just hoping it isn’t as bad,” Potter told reporters.
“Reece is a world-class player. You see it from the outside but it’s not until you work with him that you understand how good he is. He’s an incredible player. He would fit into any team in the world so any team would miss him.”
Watch the moment Reece James injury reoccured
Moment Reece James felt his knee pic.twitter.com/uaoVpBG0VS
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News One Nigeria recalls that Reece James missed the FIFA World Cup 2022 for England after suffering a knee injury and has played less than 1,000 minutes of action so far this season.
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