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• Chelsea will likely be without Nicolas Jackson for a number of weeks.
• The striker sustained a hamstring injury earlier this month.
• The Blues are short on striker options as Marc Guiu is also injured at the moment.
Chelsea are seeking a 'number nine' but, even though there were connections to players such as Dusan Vlahovic and Benjamin Sesko in January, the transfer window closed without any additions.
Jackson, Chelsea's second-top Premier League goalscorer this season after Cole Palmer, was absent from last weekend's FA Cup match against Brighton & Hove Albion. The Daily Telegraph has disclosed that the hamstring issue preventing him from playing in that match is serious enough to keep the Senegal international out of action until after the March international break.
Jackson first sustained the injury during the Premier League match against West Ham United at the beginning of February, being substituted shortly after half-time. At the time, it wasn't considered too serious, but a scan done on Wednesday has shown more damage than anticipated.
The next international break occurs at the end of March, suggesting that Jackson likely won't be in the running until Chelsea plays Tottenham Hotspur in their initial April match.
The Blues are set to face Brighton, Aston Villa, Southampton, Leicester City, and Arsenal, while also preparing for a two-legged Conference League last 16 match in early March. Jackson will miss these fixtures after being included in this season's European squad for the knockout stage.
Teenage forward Marc Guiu is dealing with an injury as well, resulting in no natural striker available in the first-team roster. Christopher Nkunku, who almost departed the club in January, is poised to be the primary benefactor as the second-best alternative.
The French player has frequently come off the bench to play in attack this season and has been quite effective, as his 31 matches in all competitions have totaled just 1,327 minutes, resulting in 13 goals – mostly in Europe.
Nineteen-year-old Deivid Washington, who was expected to move to Santos on loan in January, is an option for Maresca, along with the highly regarded 17-year-old Shim Mheuka.
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