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Nkunku to debut against Sheffield: Chelsea predicted XI vs Sheffield

Chelsea are looking to make a positive impact on their performances after being largely inconsistent. The Blues currently sit at the 12th position in the Premier League despite having some good results. Their performances have been unpredictable and inconsistent. However, they might argue that injuries played a part in their decline. Nevertheless, they need to turn their form around. With a game approaching against Sheffield United, the Blues have a chance to gain winning momentum. Moreover, Pochettino is planning to play star summer signing Christopher Nkunku in the Sheffield game, as per reports. Following is the predicted starting XI for Chelsea against Sheffield United.

Chelsea predicted starting XI vs Sheffield United

GK: In the goalkeeping position, the 24-year-old Djordje Petrovic would start his first game for Chelsea

Defense: At the Right Back position, Malo gusto is expected to have his start. Thiago Silva back in the Center Back position after being dropped last weekend. Benoit Badiashile partnering with Silva, benching Axel Disasi. Levi Colwill at the Left Back after an injury to Marc Cucurella.

Midfield: In the midfield, Moises Caicedo to start along with Enzo Fernandez in the middle. With Conor Gallagher ahead of them at the attacking midfield position.

Attack: Cole Palmer will be the obvious choice in attack, as he is the best player for the Blues right now, along with Raheem Sterling in the wing. However, the most anticipated position is the Striker position. Where new signing Christopher Nkunku can make his first start for the Blues in a competitive game.

Christopher Nkunku expected to make a start

Long awaited debut for Christopher Nkunku may become a reality, as the player has been back in training for some time now. Mauricio Pochettino hinted at his start few games back, but it did not become a reality. It can be expected that the player is ready to make his start for the Blues and hopefully score some goals.

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