Chelsea Playmaker drops team news hint as Mauricio Pochettino plots Tottenham upset

Chelsea playmaker dropped a subtle hint on social media ahead of Chelsea’s upcoming clash against Tottenham Hotspur. The young midfielder shared a graphic preview of the match on his Instagram stories, indicating that he could potentially be part of the team. This comes after Fernandez was absent from the squad in their previous defeat to Brentford, so his return would be a significant boost.

Fernandez, who recently became a father, had been training with the team alongside Mykhailo Mudryk before the Brentford game, but they both suffered minor muscle injuries. Speaking about their absence, manager Mauricio Pochettino explained that they didn’t want to take any risks with their fitness. He also mentioned that Fernandez may have been a bit uncomfortable due to his partner giving birth. Now, it appears that Fernandez is ready to make his comeback, as indicated by his social media activity.

Looking ahead to the Tottenham game, Pochettino emphasized the importance of not underestimating the opponent, recalling their previous matches against Blackburn and Brentford. He stressed the need for continuous improvement and acknowledged that it would be a tough test for Chelsea.

When asked about the significance of ending Tottenham’s unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign, Pochettino referenced the clubs he vowed he would never manage: Arsenal and Barcelona due to their rivalry with Tottenham and Espanyol, respectively. He mentioned that returning to his former club would bring mixed emotions, as he had spent four years there. However, Pochettino highlighted the professional and human aspects of the game, acknowledging the relationships built during his time at Chelsea.

While Fernandez’s social media post indicates his involvement in the match, it does not guarantee that he will start. Nonetheless, fans can catch live coverage of the game on the Chelsea blog.

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