Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel already has a solution to the Blues' attacking woes following the signing of former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Chelsea have had a busy summer transfer window after signing a total of eight new first team players, with Tuchel's squad now confirmed heading into a busy period of fixtures. Aubameyang will not be able to start for his new side straight away as he recovers from a broken jaw injury, meaning the Blues' struggles in attack could continue.
Kai Havertz hasn't scored for Chelsea so far this season and fans are growing impatient with the German forward with the Blues sat 10th in the Premier League table. Tuchel will be hoping his new signing can recover from injury swiftly, but the Chelsea boss already has a solution to solve the west Londoners' issues in attack.