One of the more intriguing aspects of the forthcoming transfer window might be who Chelsea looks to bring in to play up front next season.
They elected not to address what many see as a major issue in January, instead going the other way and lending out one of their limited alternatives.
This has put a lot of pressure on Nicolas Jackson to find the net, which he did in one of his two starts since the African Cup of Nations.
However, it is realistic to anticipate that they will be looking for a new number nine and will be willing to spend a lot of money on one during the next two campaigns.
Victor Osimhen is widely seen as the choice for this post, however some may be concerned about his recent performances for Nigeria.
If any club officials were watching Champions League football yesterday night, they may have taken notes on what was going on between RB Leipzig and Real Madrid.
Bmin Senjaesko was leading the line for the Bundesliga team, causing numerous issues for the Madrid defense.
While his team suffered a close defeat, many will believe they were the better team throughout, and the 20-year-old looked extremely promise.
It has been stated that he might be available for a charge of roughly £43 million, which would be significantly less than the cost of many of their other possibilities.
They have also been connected with the signing of Viktor Gyokeres, Europe’s leading striker in terms of goals and assists.
