Why does Chelsea make questionable signings? (2 Viewers)

[MartinGee]

According to reports, Romeo Lavia is out AGAIN for several weeks, Enzo Fernandez is showing first signs of muscular issues due to being overplayed and most importantly, Caicedo’s fitness is being risked with, starting all 22/22 Premier League games.

Potential midfield cover options such as Renato Veiga, Cesare Casadei, Dewsbury Hall and Chukwuemeka have all been on the shop market this window. Veiga has only just left, caving into a loan after reportedly asking for a permanent transfer.

So with all this being said, instead of addressing the two most important areas, what are they doing instead, you may wonder?

They are Targeting Alejandro Garnacho and other young wingers. None of which solve our goal scoring issue.

Garnacho’s last 3 PL seasons : 19 games, 3 goals, 36 games, 7 goals. 21 games, 3 goals.

3 signings made from the summer for a total of around £80m (Felix, KDH, Veiga) are all now on the market just a few months later. This raises questions on the reasons behind these signings.

 

[Skillful]

According to reports, Romeo Lavia is out AGAIN for several weeks, Enzo Fernandez is showing first signs of muscular issues due to being overplayed and most importantly, Caicedo’s fitness is being risked with, starting all 22/22 Premier League games.

Potential midfield cover options such as Renato Veiga, Cesare Casadei, Dewsbury Hall and Chukwuemeka have all been on the shop market this window. Veiga has only just left, caving into a loan after reportedly asking for a permanent transfer.

So with all this being said, instead of addressing the two most important areas, what are they doing instead, you may wonder?

They are Targeting Alejandro Garnacho and other young wingers. None of which solve our goal scoring issue.

Garnacho’s last 3 PL seasons : 19 games, 3 goals, 36 games, 7 goals. 21 games, 3 goals.

3 signings made from the summer for a total of around £80m (Felix, KDH, Veiga) are all now on the market just a few months later. This raises questions on the reasons behind these signings.

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