Marcelsa announces a long absence of Chelsea Dilab star

Chelsea striker Liam Dilab is absent from the stadium until December after suffering a back muscle injury to the knee before the international window, according to the London team coach, Italian Antso Marisca Friday.
Dilab signed a contract with the Blues from the Epswich Town for $ 40 million in June, and participated in all three Chelsea matches so far in the league.
However, he was forced to leave early in the match that his team won over Fulham 2-0 on August 30.
“Liam, I think he will be absent between 10 and 12 weeks, so there is a long period,” Maricca told correspondents on Friday.
Chelsea recalled Spanish striker Mark Guwyu, who was playing on loan with Sunderland to compensate for the absence of Dilab and the departure of Senegalese striker Nicholas Jackson to Bayern Munich.
Marcica has an additional option in the attack, Brazilian Joao Pedro, who joined the team from Brighton in July.
However, Chelsea coach admitted that Dellab’s injury reduced his offensive options before confronting “West London” path in front of his host Berostford on Saturday.
“We now have a problem now at the spearhead center,” he said.
“The only remaining option is Guyu. Likewise, Joao (Pedro) can play in this position as well. Against Fulham, we used Terke (George) in No. 9. So we can also think of it,” he added.
International striker Cole Palmer is close to returning after his absence from his teams against West Ham and Fulham due to a thigh injury and is likely to participate on Saturday.
Marcelsa explained that doubts are hovering over the participation of Pedro, Eastvo Willian and Andre Santos who returned to England on Thursday after they all participated with the Brazilian national team in the match he lost against Bolivia 0-1.
“The three Brazilian players arrived yesterday, and they were not trained, but they underwent some recovery sessions,” Maricca said.
“Moyesis (Caesido, the Ecuador national team), arrived last night. They are all questioning about their participation tomorrow (Saturday).”