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#1 Kurt Zouma
After spending time away on loan at Everton FC, another loanee that Chelsea would be smart to utilize this season is Kurt Zouma, who would bolster the Blues' defensive options.
With Gary Cahill's time at the club coming to an end and Antonio Rudiger still recovering from his meniscus injury, the clubs main options are Andreas Christensen and cult-hero David Luiz.
However, considering Luiz's unreliability and Christensen's lack of experience, bringing Zouma back to add some strength in depth might be something the club looks to do.
Even though the Frenchman has actually spent the last two seasons away from Stamford Bridge, playing for Stoke City during the 2017/18 campaign before his season with the Toffees, it seems that Chelsea have no intention of letting him go this year.
Considering that he now has over 60 Premier League games under his belt in the past two seasons, Zouma has gained plenty of experience and has certainly stepped up and is now ready to live up to the hype that first surrounded him.
Unlike the other examples on this list, regarldess of whether or not Chelsea's ban gets lifted, the chances are very high that Zouma will return to the club.
