A new goalkeeper and a number nine are all Mauricio Pochettino needs to revive Chelsea's fortunes, according to former Arsenal striker Ian Wright.
Chelsea have confirmed the appointment of Pochettino, who will take over on July 1. The former Spurs boss inherits a squad which vastly underperformed in the 2022-23 season under several managers, finishing in the bottom half of the table after ending the previous season in third.
The Blues spent big last summer and again in January, as they looked to rebuild their squad under new owner Todd Boehly. They are likely to need to sell as well as buy in the upcoming window, but Wright believes wholesale additions are not required.
