Moisés Caicedo is back in Chelsea training, seemingly having shaken off an ankle injury he suffered in the Club World Cup semi-final.The Blues ultimately made light work of Fluminense but the 2–0 victory was marred by a late injury to Caicedo,

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CHELSEA suffered an injury scare to Moises Caicedo as they beat Fluminense to reach the Club World Cup final. The midfielder has been ever-present for Enzo Maresca’s side at the tournament.

Chelsea will have their work cut out for them against the European champions, who have looked unstoppable at the Club World Cup, bar an uncharacteristic blip against Botafogo. Aside from their shock 1-0 defeat against the Brazilian side in the group stage,

Looked right at home on his first Chelsea start. A superb curling effort broke the deadlock for the Blues, and he linked up well with Pedro Neto all night. Capped a fine performance with his and Chelsea's second after the break before being replaced by Nicolas Jackson.