Chelsea captain Millie Bright is likely to miss her side's Women's Champions League meeting with Paris FC at Stamford Bridge tonight.

Blues manager Emma Hayes confirmed Bright has a knee problem and, although it is not a serious issue, said the 30-year-old will also be a doubt for Sarina Wiegman's England squad for the upcoming Nations League games against the Netherlands and Scotland in the first week of December.

Bright had knee surgery prior to last summer's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, where she skippered the Lionesses to second place, before returning to pre-season training at Cobham ahead of the Women's Super League season.

The defender, who took over as Chelsea skipper from Magdalena Eriksson for the new WSL season, featured in all seven matches as England finished runners-up behind Spain having not played a competitive game for club or country since March.

Hayes said: "I've made it clear that having so many games in quick succession, we're managing our load.

"We wanted to give her a bit of extra time but I think she's very much in doubt.

"Prior to the World Cup she had surgery on her knee, so preparation going into the World Cup wasn't ideal. She rushed herself back.

"She's come back and quickly into the Chelsea season, so perhaps she needed a little bit longer.

"Her knee's a little bit angry at the minute. It's not anything too detrimental, we're just listening to her body and how it's feeling.

"There's a strong possibility [of missing England games]."