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The Dutchman shone in the World Cup as James missed out.
And after 11 weeks sidelined, the England star only lasted 53 minutes of his comeback, a 2-0 win over Bournemouth on December 27.
James could be absent for another month following his latest knee problem.
And Sport Italia suggest Dumfries could be catapulted into top place on Chelsea chief Graham Potter’s wishlist for the January transfer window.
It’s claimed Blues’ co-owner Todd Boehly is not put off by Inter’s hefty asking price for the 26-year-old.
The Italian giants are said to want between £43m-£53m for the former PSV Eindhoven hero.
But a bigger complication could be rival interest from Dumfries’ fellow countryman Eric ten Hag.
The Old Trafford chief reportedly considers the former PSV Eindhoven hero as an ideal replacement should he lose first-choice right-back Diogo Dalot or Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Cesar Azpilicueta came back into the starting line-up as Potter’s men were pegged back for a 1-1 draw at Nottingham Forest on New Year’s Day.
Serge Aurier deservedly boosted Forest’s hopes of moving out of the drop zone with a neat equaliser after Raheem Sterling volleyed Chelsea in front early on.