Chelsea have already spent over £100 million in the January transfer window, with the arrival of Mykhailo Mudryk demonstrating their spending power.
Many have criticised the £400 million spent since the summer, with the total sum for players joining the club higher than any club has ever spent in a single season. However, the spending could well continue with the injury ravaged Blues currently some way off Champions League qualification at present.
A new midfielder could be a priority, along with reinforcements in both wing back roles following a succession of injuries suffered by Ben Chilwell and Reece James. One thing is for certain, the money is there for Chelsea to keep spending to improve their squad whether it is needed or not.
