Coelho says international football is good for their development.
He told the club's website: "I’m very happy with the number of boys representing their countries. It’s a huge moment for them and it shows their hard work has been recognised. Representing their countries is a major achievement.
'Here at Chelsea, we clearly have a wealth of talent and it’s seen by national teams as well. In some ways, I’m pleased to see them go. It means we have talent and we’re developing our players in ways that the likes of England and Finland recognise.
'I hope they fully embrace this opportunity and take everything they can from it. I’m proud to see our players recognised, it gives them a great platform."
Coelho added, This international break gives us a chance to work more individually with the players who have remained here, addressing their specific needs. We’re also giving them extra days off, which is important for them to step back. It's good for the players to focus on family and friends and recharge mentally.
'After the break, we usually return completely refreshed, bringing renewed energy to the pitch. It’s crucial for the boys to take this time off during a busy season and care for themselves off the pitch as well."
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