Reece James has instructed Chelsea followers he’s hungrier than ever following rumours the membership have been seeking to promote him this summer season.
It was not too long ago reported the Blues have been seeking to promote their captain in the summertime, in a bid to adjust to Monetary Truthful Play.
James has been linked with a transfer to Spanish giants Actual Madrid prior to now, and has been restricted to only eight appearances this season attributable to a hamstring damage.
Reece James updates Chelsea followers
The England worldwide underwent surgical procedure on his hassle hamstring in December after selecting up the damage within the 2-0 defeat to Everton at Goodison Park.
The 24-year-old has been doing his rehabilitation work since then and it’s hoped he might probably seem earlier than the top of the season.
James took to his Instagram web page to replace Chelsea followers on his present scenario.
“I’ve been gone some time however I’m doing nicely, very well”, James stated.
“The journey has been lengthy and difficult however nothing I couldn’t deal with. I’m in a superb place.
“The comeback is on, extra hungry than ever. Keep nicely within the meantime and see you quickly.”
James got here via the ranks at his boyhood membership and has gained the Champions League throughout his time at Stamford Bridge.
Accidents have plagued his brief profession so far and each James and Chelsea will likely be hoping the surgical procedure has fastened the problems as soon as and for all.
In his absence Malo Gusto has stepped up and put in a collection of spectacular shows for the Blues that means Chelsea haven’t missed James as a lot as they’d have performed in earlier seasons.
Chelsea nonetheless have a lot to play for within the the rest of the season and have the prospect to win the FA Cup and end within the high six.
They face Manchester Metropolis within the FA Cup semi last at Wembley on Saturday earlier than they play Arsenal and Aston Villa in essential video games for the Europa League race subsequent week.
