Chelsea coach Sonia Bompaster says striker Sam Kerry is “hope” before the end of the season, and Sonia Bompastor says Chelsea manager says.
“It’s “severe” for the 31-year-old Australian player to play after a serious knee injury.
Kerr hasn’t played for more than 12 months after he overturned in a forward cross in January 2024.
The Blues, who ended on Sunday at Barcelona in the Champions League, have only four games left this season.
The Women’s Premier League ends on May 10 but will play the FA Cup final against Manchester United on May
“He’s really a lot of work,” Bompastor says. “Everyone’s staff will do everything to play this season,” he said.
“We see how it goes. We know we have only a few games left now. I hope yes, but it’s difficult for me to have a clear answer.
In February, Kerr was not guilty of racist torture, after a police officer in the big cities called “stupid and white.
He returned to individual training in January and Australian interim coach Tom Sermani hoped he hoped he would be suitable for two games in early April.