Chelsea coach Enzo Marisca appeared at a press conference, to talk about tomorrow's confrontation against Brighton, in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

The coach said: "The coach said about the condition of Mark Joyo and Nicholas Jackson:" Unfortunately, Mark suffers from a bad injury, and Jackson suffers from an injury but is not the seriousness of the infection of Juo. "

On Jackson's readiness to face tomorrow: "It may be available tomorrow, and his return tomorrow will be risky, we will see but it does not seem to be a long -term injury."

And about Mark Juo's injury: "We are still waiting. It does not seem to be a short injury, it seems a long injury. How much time, I don't know. Maybe weeks/months, yes."

On the date of Lavia's return: "Romeo Lavia is still in the back of return. He still has a long way to cut it before his return."

And about the departure of Joao Felkis: "Nothing happened. Simply, I said several times that the players are training every day and they want to play all the matches, but unfortunately, only 11 players play all the matches, and we all decided that the departure was a good choice."

"Felix has never complained. It was very good with us, and professionally. It is about my decisions only. The reason is that we need a defensive balance. When you have many attacked players, you may sometimes receive a pass or a goal, and this does not like."

And about the role of Christopher Nikonko: "Yes, certainly. I have already talked about Christo. Against West Ham, playing about half an hour, and I hope from now on he will get more minutes and help us."

On the doubts that were about Nikko in the winter Mercato: "I was definitely talking to the club, in general, we were sure before the transfer window was closed that Christo is one of the players we intend to keep."

"We can compensate for the absence of Juo and Jackson, before the last game we had a striker. Joyu and Jackson, sometimes, also adapt to Nonko, but in the absence of Joyu and Jackson, we will find different solutions," he said.