Mauricio Pochettino is tasked with turning things around at Chelsea as the new head coach begins his journey at Stamford Bridge. There are a host of issues to learn from in the previous season throughout the club, whether that surrounds transfer dealings and squad size or in the tactical setup of the team.
One of the key problems on the pitch in the last year has been putting the ball in the back of the net and that goes for all players in all positions. In 2022/23 the Blues managed just 38 goals in 38 Premier League games, with the side finishing 12th-place, their lowest in the new top flight.
Some exits in the transfer window have already been concluded to shake up the squad for the coming season, but there are some new faces too. Christopher Nkunku was the first signing of the summer, joining from RB Leipzig, where he would find the back of the net regularly.
