Chelsea, with their sights set on a triumphant season, is gearing up to field their most potent lineup as they face off against the Luton club at their fortress, Stamford Bridge. The anticipation surrounding this clash has fans and pundits alike eagerly awaiting the Blues’ performance, as they aim to secure a commanding victory on their home turf.

Goalkeeper: Robert Sanchez

Following Kepa’s departure, Chelsea’s young goalkeeper has yet to fully reassure fans. His slow reflexes in critical situations have raised concerns among supporters, leaving a lackluster impression so far.

Midfielder: Axel Disasi

The French midfielder had a subpar performance in the West Ham match, notably committing a costly mistake leading to the home team’s second goal. The upcoming Luton game provides Disasi with a chance to rectify his errors and rebuild confidence with the Chelsea faithful.

Centre-back: Thiago Silva

Age proves just a number for the Brazilian defender, consistently anchoring Chelsea’s defense. However, his individual efforts cannot fully mask the weaknesses of the overall team.

Midfielder: Levi Colwill

Dubbed as the heir to “John Terry,” Colwill continues to showcase his potential at Chelsea. Fans anticipate his gradual growth in confidence, transforming him into a reliable defensive presence for the Blues.

Right-back: Malo Gusto

While not achieving the impact of captain Reece James, Gusto’s recent performances hold promise for the future, even if he doesn’t contribute as extensively.

Left-back: Ben Chilwell

The 26-year-old talent has yet to fully find his stride on Chelsea’s left wing. Chilwell’s pace and crossing accuracy have been inconsistent, a facet that requires improvement.

Midfielder: Moises Caicedo

The £115 million debutant endured a disastrous performance against West Ham, prompting the need for Caicedo to swiftly regain the confidence to avoid being labeled a misstep for Chelsea.

Midfielder: Enzo Fernandez

The Argentine remains a pivotal figure in Chelsea’s lineup. Despite missing a penalty against West Ham, Fernandez’s contribution to team dynamics has been significant.

Striker: Raheem Sterling

At present, the 28-year-old forward stands as Chelsea’s most formidable attacking weapon. Sterling’s speed and ability to create scoring opportunities offer a reliable outlet for the team.

Striker: Mykhaylo Mudryk

Mudryk’s absence from a recent training session remains unexplained, but should no issues arise, Coach Pochettino is likely to entrust the 22-year-old player against Luton.

Striker: Nicolas Jackson

Donning the number 15 jersey, Jackson has stood out prominently in Chelsea’s initial two fixtures. The expectation is that Jackson will open his scoring account against Luton, building on his impressive performances.