Chelsea's search for a striker will continue into the summer transfer window as the Blues struggle to find a centre-forward that will provide them with goal scoring threat. Alvaro Morata, Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku are all examples of big money signings in the position that haven't quite worked for the west London outfit.
January saw the side fail to add another option in the position, but Graham Potter defended the decision, referring the previous signings that have struggled. "I don't know whether this was the case but from the outside," The manager said on the transfer window and striker problems.
"It seemed Chelsea had a problem with scoring goals and they spent close to £100million on a number nine [Romelu Lukaku] who was meant to fix the problem. As far as I can see, it didn't fix the problem."
