Chelsea owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital have already spent a whopping half-a-billion-pounds in the transfer market since taking over the club last May, but there are still gaps to fill in the squad. Problems at centre-back and wing-back have been addressed, while the midfield was bolstered considerably in January.
However, despite the records set so far, there is still one key issue facing Graham Potter and his squad at this moment in time. That's goal scoring, something every side will always look to improve upon, but finding a consistent scorer of those chance is rare and often very expensive.
The Blues have scored just once in February and their dismal form in front of goal hasn't helped their league position at all. "I think the goals are there in this team but I think we have to as a team function better to attack, as we did in midweek," Potter told the press last week.
