Here is the latest Chelsea morning digest for Sunday, June 14.
Havertz injury update
Kai Havertz remains a doubt for Bayer Leverkusen's game against Schalke on Sunday, but has returned to light training.
The newly-turned 21-year-old is wanted by Chelsea along with several other European giants including Bayer Munich.
He sat out last weekend's defeat to Bayern along with a midweek cup win due to a muscle issue.
The versatile attacker's absence sparked rumours about his future, and head coach Peter Bosz says the club need to be careful.
"We only did light training this morning," Bosz said on Friday. "We have to be careful and I can't say anything definite about Kai."
Cavani deal given greenlight - but Blues don't want him
Edinson Cavani is finally free to sign for Chelsea, with the Uruguayan striker set to leave PSG.
The Blues were monitoring Cavani in the January transfer window, with the 33-year-old's contract running out at PSG this summer.
Yet they eventually pulled the plug on any potential deal with a number of factors at play - including the French champions demanding a £15m for a player out of contract in six months time.
He is now set to leave PSG after years of speculation linking him with numerous Premier League clubs.
Yet Football.London understands Chelsea have no interest in renewing their interest in a player who has some high wage demands.
Gilmour heavily involved
Billy Gilmour had a moment to forget at Chelsea training on Friday as he ended up falling onto his backside after tripping up over a hurdle.
It was a moment that prompted plenty of mirth, with even assistant manager Jody Morris having a pop at the young midfielder on his Instagram page over the mishap.
Yet it was another example of how highly rated the 19-year-old is at the Blues, that Morris had no qualms of giving the youngster a bit of stick.
The way that Gilmour has thrown himself into life in the Premier League with Chelsea cannot be understated, with some impressive performances under Frank Lampard.
