Chelsea star spotted in training ahead of Wolves clash after injury update from Liam Rosenior

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·6 February 2026

Chelsea star spotted in training ahead of Wolves clash after injury update from Liam Rosenior

Positive signs for Chelsea supporters before the Premier League meeting against Wolves

Pedro Neto has been spotted in Chelsea training ahead of the Premier League showdown with Wolves.

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Neto, along with captain Reece James, has emerged as a doubt for the trip to the Molineux Stadium on Saturday after missing the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg defeat to Arsenal.

Upon confirming a fresh injury blow for Jamie Gittens in addition to good news regarding Cole Palmer and Estevao in the pre-match press conference, Liam Rosenior also revealed the latest on Neto and James.

"Yes, they [Palmer and Estevao] are both fit to play 90 minutes," Rosenior told reporters.

"We don’t know yet [on James and Neto]. We had training today, which was a recovery day for the lads who played in a really tough, physical game on Tuesday.

"We will check them tomorrow and make a decision then.

"Jamie is looking a little bit more long-term. It's a real shame for him; he's got a tear in his hamstring.

"That’s a real shame for him as, obviously, I’ve not worked with him for too long, but I know about his career and what an outstanding player he is.

“So that’s going to be a big miss for us."

Neto has since been pictured in Chelsea training ahead of the Wolves game, though there was no sign of James from the fresh batch of images.

Pedro Neto in Chelsea training on Friday

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The Chelsea team to face Wolves will be announced at 1.45pm GMT, ahead of kick-off at 3pm.

Victory for the Blues will see them move four points clear of Liverpool in the Premier League table, as the battle for Champions League qualification heats up.

However, that may only be for roughly around 24 hours or so with Arne Slot's side in action at home to Manchester City on Sunday.

Chelsea have already beaten Wolves at Molineux this season, winning 4-3 in an entertaining Carabao Cup tie back in October and scored six there in the corresponding fixture last term.