Chelsea's Delap May Be Out for Weeks After Injury During Fulham Win, Maresca Says
Chelsea faces a striker shortage after Liam Delap's hamstring injury may sideline him for up to two months, following recent player transfers and injuries, manager Enzo Maresca said.
- On Saturday, Chelsea striker Liam Delap suffered a hamstring injury at Stamford Bridge, pulling up clutching his thigh about 13 minutes into the game and was substituted; manager Enzo Maresca warned he may be sidelined for six to eight weeks.
- With Palmer and Colwill sidelined this month, Nicolas Jackson's Bayern Munich loan and Christopher Nkunku's AC Milan transfer reduce Chelsea's senior forwards, leaving Joao Pedro as the only natural striker.
- The match included two notable VAR interventions, including a disallowed Fulham goal and a penalty decision Maresca publicly disputed.
- Maresca warned the club may pursue reinforcements before the deadline, saying Chelsea sporting staff will 'sit and we'll see if we take any decisions' before 7pm on Monday.
- On the final weekend before the international break, Liam Delap's injury is significant as he joined Chelsea this summer after they triggered his 30 million release clause from Ipswich Town.
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Chelsea’s Delap may be out for weeks after injury during Fulham win,
LONDON: Chelsea striker Liam Delap may be out for weeks after suffering a hamstring injury during Saturday’s 2-0 Premier League win over Fulham, manager Enzo Maresca said. Delap went down clutching his thigh 13 minutes into the home game and walked straight into the tunnel after the medics had looked at it. Three key Chelsea players have now suffered injuries this month, with
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