Chelsea keeper Petr Cech has revealed that he is fully fit and
ready to return to first team action.
The Czech shot-stopper has been sidelined since fracturing his
skull against Reading in October, but he is now close to making a
return
He has confirmed that he is only awaiting the green-light from
Chelsea's medical team before making himself available for
selection to Jose Mourinho.
"I have to say I am feeling physically 100 per cent ready," he told
his own website.
"After they give me the green light for a return it will only
depend on how well I feel and when I will be ready for the first
game."
Mourinho will be desperate to have Cech back in his starting
line-up given their current run of form - which has seen them fall
six points behind Manchester United.
Cech feels Chelsea have missed captain John Terry in recent
weeks.
"It is a pity that we concede goals mainly from set-pieces," he
said.
"It is clear that we miss John Terry and his height. Moreover, we
have been a bit unlucky most recently. The ball always bounces to
an opponents legs."
Cech also believes the Premiership title race is still wide
open.
"The gap is not small but there is still a lot to play and nothing
is decided yet," he added.