English star Cole Palmer has returned to Chelsea's group training sessions once again, confirming that he has overcome the injury that kept him away from the English team in recent weeks.

According to journalist Matt Law from The Telegraph, the player is not suffering from any relapse in his condition, which puts the team in a better position ahead of a series of important matches both domestically and in Europe.

Expectations within the club indicate that Palmer will be ready to participate in the anticipated match against Barcelona. The player shows great commitment and determination to be with his teammates in this crucial clash, with the report confirming that he is doing "everything" to be available for the coach, even if his participation is limited to a few minutes to provide the necessary support to the team.

These positive news come at a critical time in Chelsea's match schedule, as the team faces two tough tests within one week. After the major continental showdown against Barcelona, the team is preparing for a very intense London derby.

Chelsea is scheduled to host their fierce rivals Arsenal just five days after facing Barcelona, making the recovery of key players, especially Palmer, an utmost necessity to ensure the team’s strong competitiveness on both fronts.