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This summer, Thomas Tuchel added to the attacking competition at Stamford Bridge with the club-record £97.5million capture of Romelu Lukaku.
The Belgian’s presence in the centre of the attack has increased the competition among Tuchel’s wide players.
Ziyech is battling with Christian Pulisic, Kai Havertz, Timo Werner and Mason Mount for a starting spot.
Considering his absence from international duty, he’ll be able to use the next week to refuel his batteries ahead of the next stage of the Premier League season.
Halilhodzic’s decision to drop Ziyech from his latest squad was bold but should act as a learning curve if he wants to help his nation qualify for the 2022 World Cup.
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