"For a month, Didier has had this difficulty to train," said the Chelsea manager. "He suffered. He didn’t feel good. He didn’t have the power or the ability to train. I think he lost some of his condition. He was unselfish to play when he was not at 100 per cent.

"He had some blood tests before this and it was not so clear. Then he had the tests on Monday and they showed this kind of virus.

"Now he we know this is the problem. The tests showed he has malaria. It was serious once but now it’s a bit different. You can treat it and move on very quickly. It’s over now. He is OK. He will play against Fulham."

What kinda of malaria does he have in London? And what has virus got to do with malaria?
Hope all is well wit DD sha?

Na only african players dey catch malaria for dat london? Make dem take am easy oo with those oyibo chikala.

You self talk am? na big problem these African players dey face for that place ooo, God go save all of them sha.