Huge boost for Chelsea boss Tuchel as World Cup winner returns from injury ahead of trip to Tottenham
- N'golo Kante could walk straight back into Chelsea starting line up for their EPL clash against Tottenham
- The midfielder last featured for the Blues in their 1-1 draw against Liverpool before the international break
- Tuchel however reveals that Pulisic remains unfit yet and will continue his recovery program on the sidelines
Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has declared N'golo Kante fit for his side's Premier League trip to Tottenham Hotspur this weekend.
But such exciting news does not include Christian Pulisic who remains on the sidelines until he fully recovers from injury.
Apart from the 22-year-old, the manager has the full compliment of his squad for the clash against the North Londoners on Sunday, September 19.
The Blues are among the four teams yet to taste defeat so far this campaign and Tuchel will hope to keep it that way until the end of the season. He told Chelsea website.
What Thomas Tuchel said
While ansering questions from the media, the German-born boss said in his pre-match press briefing that:
"We have no fresh injury concerns. There is good news on Christian Pulisic and N’Golo Kante. Christian is in individual training and is trying to come back as fast as possible to join in with full training.
"He’s not in the squad this weekend, as the game comes too early for him, but he is working hard on his fitness. N’Golo is back. He’s back in full shape and ready to play on Sunday."
Chelsea also got their Champions League title defence off to a winning star following their 1-0 win over Zenit Saint Petersburg earlier in the week.
Chelsea star refuses to sign new deal
Legit.ng earlier reported that Chelsea are worried over the future of German defender Antonio Rudiger as he is yet to sign a fresh deal at Stamford Bridge.
Since Thomas Tuchel was appointed as the coach of Chelsea, Antonio Rudiger has found his rhythm at the Premier League side featuring in all games for the Blues so far this term.
Even last term, the German helped the Blues to win the Champions League title beating fellow Premier League side Manchester City in the final.