Moises Caicedo could be a catalyst for change at Stamford Bridge after the international break.

Chelsea are facing midfield issues under manager Xabi Alonso following Enzo Fernandez's £125m deadline-day transfer to Manchester City and a failed replacement plan. The club had agreed on a £47m deal to sign Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara, but Monaco canceled the move. Meanwhile, Moises Caicedo has played only 14 minutes this season due to a recurring calf injury suffered in pre-season.
Former Chelsea midfielder Gus Poyet stated that Caicedo's return is fundamental to resolving defensive balance issues, noting Chelsea have conceded more goals than any other Premier League side this season. Alonso has deployed Romeo Lavia and Valentin Barco in midfield roles, with Chelsea currently sitting 10th in the table.
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