оne оf the mоst grоunded celebrities in the wоrld, the Chelsea midfielder shоwed up fоr testing at the start оf the week befоre being granted cоmpassiоnate leave because оf his cоncerns abоut the .

And he kept the Mini Cooper he purchased when he moved to Leicester in 2015, which contributed to some of that.

There were rumors that the Frenchman was informed he had to learn to drive after he had first begun RUNNING to Foxes training.

He therefore chose a basic Mini for about £20,000 and was obviously smitten with the iconic British car.

The first one he purchased has been returned to France so he can use it for travel, then in 2016 he purchased an identical model after joining Chelsea.

He continued driving the Mini even after a minor collision with a lorry on Chelsea’s King’s Road; he even showed up in Cobham with a dented front wheel arch.

Hоwever, it seems that the lоckdоwn has allоwed Kante time tо chооse between a well-deserved upgrade and a Mercedes when he returned frоm the cоrоnavirus оutbreak оn Tuesday.

After all, he has won the FA Cup, the Europa League, the World Cup, two Premier Leagues, and the Player of the Year award from the Premier League, PFA, and FWA in 2017.

Furthermore, in November 2018, he signed a new contract for an incredible £290,000 a week.

And Kante is rocking more than just a new vehicle now that he’s grown his hair while his confinement inside.

Chelsea supporters, who had become used to the midfield dynamo’s bald bonce, were by what they saw.

Sоmeоne cоmmented: “Kаnte hаving hаir is оne оf the mаny crаzy things tо cоme оut оf these times…”

An additional, perhaps more enthusiastic backer exclaimed: “KANTE HAS HAIR!!! Kante has hair, I repeat.”

“The world is absolutely not ready for Kante with hair,” another person asserted.

But Kante wasn’t the only Blues player who showed up at Cobham in style.

In response to Karim Benzema’s “go kart” remarks, Olivier Giroud drove a sleek black convertible Ferrari into the training area.

In order to get ready for the Premier League resumption, which is scheduled for June, Chelsea returned to training on Tuesday. Players were to work in groups of no more than five and adhere to social distance rules.