Chelsea captain Reece James has taken a significant step towards returning to action, rejoining the team for full training on Monday. The England right-back has been sidelined for several months, with his last appearance dating back to May.
James' recovery had been hindered by a recent setback, but his return to training signals a positive development for both the player and Chelsea. The 24-year-old has struggled with persistent injury concerns, limiting his appearances for the Blues to just 11 games last season and 24 the previous year.
With James now back in training, he's poised to bolster Chelsea's squad ahead of their crucial clash against Liverpool on Sunday. Under new manager Enzo Maresca, the team will be eager to integrate their captain and key player into the lineup.
James' return to fitness will be a welcome boost for Chelsea, who have missed his defensive prowess and attacking flair. As he regains match fitness, fans can expect James to play a vital role in the team's push for success this season.
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