Winger Eden Hazard has been included in the Chelsea squad to face Leicester City on Saturday.
Hazard, 26, missed the start of the Blues’ season after breaking his anklewhile training with Belgium in June.

But he scored in Belgium’s World Cup qualifying win over Gibraltar, before a substitute appearance against Greece as his side made the World Cup finals.
Blues manager Antonio Conte said: “I can count on him but I have to decide the right moment and minutes for him.”

“I think he’s improving a lot,” added the Italian. “He worked very strong to be ready and he is an important player for us.”

Hazard was instrumental as Chelsea won the Premier League last season, scoring 16 goals in 36 games but also said in June he would “listen” if Real Madrid offered him a deal.
Conte’s side have begun the defence of their title with victories over Tottenham and Everton.

Drinkwater also in squad

Chelsea brought in two players on transfer deadline day with defender Davide Zappacosta making the move from Torino and midfielder Danny Drinkwater joining from Leicester City for £35m.
Drinkwater was a key part of the Foxes side that won the Premier League in 2015-16.
He is yet to play this season because of a thigh injury but Conte said the 27-year-old was in the squad to face his former club.

“He’s a good buy for us and is working very well but I don’t know honestly when he will be ready to play,” he added.

“We are working with him and trying to make him in the best physical condition, this week he improved a lot.”

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Alexis Sanchez will return to best

Alexis Sanchez will have no problems reproducing his best form for Arsenal after an “uncomfortable” transfer window, says manager Arsene Wenger.

Chile forward Sanchez, 28, came close to joining Manchester City on deadline day, but Wenger has “no doubt about Alexis’ mind and mentality”.

Arsenal agreed a £60m deal with City but it depended on them signing Thomas Lemar, who decided to stay with Monaco.

“He will be back very quickly to his best,” said the Frenchman.

“The transfer market is over, there was a lot going on. It’s very difficult to speak about because Lemar is now at Monaco and has to focus there, Sanchez is here and his focus is here,” Wenger added.
“Many things happen in the last second which I regret. That’s why I believe it’s time we change the rules and close the transfer window before the league season starts.

“The players have no clarity. Are they in or out? There are some who are tapped up on the afternoon of a game by people who want to get them out.

“It’s uncomfortable and every manager in the league would agree it’s time to kick that out before the season starts. You can’t have players in the dressing room who are half in and half out.”

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