With just eight games remaining to the end of the season, Chelsea interim manager Guus Hiddink says it is now time for experimentation with his squad.
The Blues are safe in midtable in the Premier League, with the points distance between them and the top looking insurmountable, meaning their hopes of qualifying for next season's UEFA Champions League are all but extinguished.
With that in mind, we could see Alexandre Pato finally make his Chelsea debut when the Blues travel to relegation-threatened Aston Villa on Saturday.
"Will he be actively involved? We will see [on Saturday]," Hiddink said at his pre-match press conference when asked about Pato's involvement.