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Thiago Silva's free transfer worked out for Chelsea, but the Blues don't need to make a habit of doing this kind of business.
Gabe Henderson|
Taking a look at the young Norwegian who has been turning heads with his recent performances in the youth set-up at Chelsea.
Joel Kristian Frederick Burton|
Chelsea's youth revolution is primarily in house, but it would be wrong to dismiss the additions of young players from abroad.
Travis Tyler|
Squad rotation in the Chelsea team is essential if Frank Lampard is to get his squad to reach the heights it is capable of achieving.
Michael DeVito|
Frank Lampard has been true to his word in regards to starting players on merit, but might that strategy be a detriment to Chelsea at times?
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
Christian Pulisic's latest decision has Chelsea fans scratching their heads, but he's since justified that decision and make a smart new one.
Gabe Henderson|
It's easy to ignore N'Golo Kante's continued excellence for Chelsea with all of the new faces in the squad, but do so at your peril.
Wilfred Laurence|
Despite it clearly being an awful idea on so many levels, the international break marches on. Where are the Chelsea players in this ridiculous schedule?
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea's youth revolution came too late for two players. They can still make it, but time and numbers are no longer their allies.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea's right side of Reece James, Kai Havertz and Hakim Ziyech is world class and will wreak havoc in the Premier League for years.
Michael DeVito|
Chelsea's loan army has been revamped for the youth revolution. How are the youngsters away from the club looking for the future?
Travis Tyler|
With all the new signings coming into Chelsea this season, it would have been easy for Mason Mount and Tammy Abraham to be forgotten. Instead, they evolved.
Arif Islam|
As Chelsea players break for two weeks to go off to join their international sides, the risk drastically outweighs the reward.
Gabe Henderson|
Chelsea's camp will be in fine spirits as it parts ways for the international break, but who are the winners and losers of the domestic season thus far?
Nathaniel Kay|
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has been getting praised by fans lately, but his staff deserves plenty of credit for recent success too.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea's youth revolution is entering a phase now with winners, losers, and those that don't know where they sit yet. What success stories have been lost?
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea is still looking for a complete effort in the Premier League after humbling a poor Sheffield United team, but the positive signs are there.
Michael DeVito|
Chelsea supporters saw the best version of midfielder Mateo Kovacic in the Blues' latest statement victory against Sheffield United.
Gabe Henderson|
Chelsea's Kai Havertz will be a superstar in English football when he gets fully acclimated to a new country, language, team and league.
Michael DeVito|
Chelsea has done well to rebound from a rough start, but the winter slog of matches will be the true test for this team this season.
Travis Tyler|
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