Good news for Chelsea fans—Marc Guiu is on the road to recovery.

The 20-year-old striker has successfully overcome the leg abductor injury he picked up during Chelsea’s clash with West Ham United. According to The Athletic’s Simon Johnson, Guiu is now entering a crucial phase of rehabilitation, focusing on rebuilding strength in his leg muscles before returning to full training.

Despite the positive signs, Chelsea are treading carefully. The club is well aware of Guiu’s potential and doesn’t want to rush his return, especially with a packed May schedule ahead and the FIFA Club World Cup looming. With key fixtures across domestic and international fronts, the Blues are hopeful that Guiu will be fit and firing when needed most—but only if his body is fully ready.

Guiu’s injury came at an unfortunate time, just as he was beginning to show signs of breaking into Enzo Maresca’s plans. His physical presence, smart movement, and eye for goal had impressed fans and coaches alike. While his absence was a blow, Chelsea’s measured response signals a long-term investment in his health and future at the club.

For now, Guiu remains on a tailored recovery programme, working closely with Chelsea’s medical and fitness teams. The hope is that when he does return, he’ll be stronger, sharper, and ready to make a real impact.