Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior has been speaking to the media before Saturday's FA Cup fifth round game against Championship Wrexham at Stok Cae Ras (17:30 GMT).
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
Rosenior said Estevao is "back on the pitch but he is not ready for this one", adding: "He just needs to clear a few more markers. It will be a big boost to have him back in the group."
On Jamie Gittens: "He is getting really close. He had a really positive scan. Hopefully in the next seven days, he will be back in the group."
Romeo Lavia will "definitely play a part" in the game with Rosenior saying he is "delighted" the midfielder is back available to him and that he has been "itching to play".
Rosenior was asked whether he will continue with Filip Jorgensen in goal after he replaced Robertz Sanchez in the midweek win at Aston Villa: “For me, genuinely, I look at the goalkeeper position differently. I want there to be competition. I know traditionally if there is a change, it’s ‘he is now number one’. That’s not the case. Filip has been working for his opportunity. He took it really well.”
On Sanchez: "I already have [spoken to him]. The way he responded in training and supporting Filip, it was magnificent. There was no difference in him."
More on his goalkeepers: "You need continuity, but you need to win games of football. I will pick the team that I think is best to win the game. I made the decision against Aston Villa that was proven correct."
On Wrexham and the documentary made by celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney: "I've seen a few. Phil [Parkinson] has done an incredible job, the way he has managed the team. It's a club that's on the rise. For us, it's an opportunity to win a trophy. We are the favourites, and rightly so. But we need to play like that."
Rosenior was asked whether Liam Delap could feature in Wales: "Liam's last game, he got three assists [in the FA Cup against Hull]. When he does get his opportunity, I expect him to take it. Liam will have his opportunities in big games. I expect he will."
When asked if the striker is fully fit, he added: Yeah, he is absolutely fine."
On Joao Pedro's recent fine form and hat-trick against Villa: "He has been magnificent. Not just his goals, his intensity and press. It's been really pleasing to see the goals against Villa, he is in the right place at the right time."
Rosenior said winning trophies is "why I am here", adding: "It's what you dream of. The FA Cup is an amazing competition. What we have to do tomorrow, we have to concentrate on Wrexham and not the final."
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