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Chelsea aim to snap their four-game winless run as they host Everton at Stamford Bridge this Saturday in a crucial Premier League clash.
Cole Palmer is fit to feature against Everton, returning from groin and toe issues that interrupted his early-season rhythm.
Everton pose a serious counter threat, with wide attacks from Ndiaye and Grealish capable of exploiting Chelsea's gaps.

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Chelsea keeps Palmer's return fluid, with day-by-day progress and occasional setbacks guiding his fitness.
Palmer did not travel to Atalanta, underscoring Chelsea's caution and selective exposure as he recovers.
Palmer is not yet in need of surgery, with Chelsea pursuing a sustainable, gradual return rather than rushing fitness.

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Maresca confirms a preferred Chelsea centre-back pairing but says Acheampong can still win future minutes.
Acheampong featured again in Atalanta clash, delivering a positive display despite the result, according to Maresca.
Acheampong has seen reduced minutes recently but is trusted to step up when needed, Maresca notes.
Maresca cites stability as a reason for sticking with a core backline during a run of clean sheets.
Chelsea expect rest for Fofana and acknowledge Chalobah’s durability with rotation for two games a week.
Acheampong could move ahead of Badiashile or Adarabioyo if he continues delivering when given chances.
Acheampong’s first-team progress is framed as patience and timing rather than immediate starter status.
Maresca reiterates the focus on stability behind the scenes to support team performance.
Acheampong made his first start since October as Chelsea’s versatile defender, this time at right-back in the Atalanta defeat.
The article notes Maresca’s praise for Acheampong despite the team's disappointing result in Italy.

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Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca sees Josh Acheampong as a ready-to-perform option when needed, signaling a growing role.
Acheampong impressed in the 2-1 Atalanta match, boosting his case for more game time.
Acheampong has shown versatility across back positions, contributing to Chelsea's strategic depth.
The club extended Acheampong’s deal to 2029 amid interest from other clubs.
Acheampong’s minutes fluctuated, with a spell as an unused substitute in seven of eight matches.
Maresca recently defended Acheampong’s limited game time while highlighting his readiness when called upon.
Acheampong has featured in the Carabao Cup and Champions League this season.
Chelsea’s strategy prioritizes development of Acheampong within the first-team setup rather than loan moves.
Acheampong’s progress is tracked against his 2024-25 season contributions across competitions.
Chelsea’s January fixtures could shape Acheampong’s role amid a heavy schedule.

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Chelsea’s 2-0 win over Everton moved them into the Premier League top four, easing pressure on Maresca after a tough week.
Maresca praised Malo Gusto and the squad for their effort, showing they remained committed during a testing period.
Maresca said the last 48 hours were the worst since he joined, noting a lack of support from some quarters.

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