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The Premier League is aiming to finish things up with a 1 June restart date. Chelsea can expect a whirlwind of matches heading into the next season.

John Terry will certainly "one day" return to Stamford Bridge as manager. Before then, he has the chance to chart an enriching road back to Chelsea.

Chelsea will need to use the time now afforded them by the public health crisis to think about the game beyond football if they are to improve at football.

Of course, John Terry will return to Chelsea some day as the manager. That's no revelation, but fans should not expect it any time soon.

With Manchester City entering strange times, there may be no better time for Chelsea to make a play for Kevin De Bruyne. Even if it is a pipe dream.

Chelsea paid £72 million for Kepa Arrizabalaga, so other goalkeepers' agents are throwing that number around as a hopeful reference for their clients.

Football has had several weeks of Very Important Commentaries by Very Thoughtful Pundits about how inconsequential and unimportant sports are. Enough.

Chelsea is again linked to Philippe Coutinho for some reason or another. The Blues may benefit but he really is no longer needed.

Chelsea's striker targets have been getting less flashy on paper. That is a sign of faith in Tammy Abraham's continued development.

Chelsea have more than a month left before they will play football again. Experienced players will be key to the Blues coming back where they left off.

Just as Chelsea was rumored to be bringing Nathan Ake back, the steam is now picking up over Jeremie Boga making a return.

Chelsea captain, leader, legend John Terry is currently on a sinking ship and no one is giving him command. What better time to return to Chelsea?

Chelsea can use the extra time - starting now, because what else are they doing? - to line up their transfer activity and get everything right this summer.

Chelsea fan or not, it's worth noting that philanthropy from the football world around the coronavirus is just an extension of their usual way.

Chelsea are on hold until at least April 30. This decision will cost millions of pounds, which is normally where football gets things the most wrong.

No one really knew what to expect when Chelsea sold Eden Hazard, hired Frank Lampard and couldn't buy any players. Here are some of the bigger surprises.