You could be forgiven for wishing Chelsea's whole attacking structure is ripped up this summer, and the Todd Boehly era begins with a complete revamp of the final third.
After over £300m spent since January of 2019, the search for a clinical finisher and general productivity has at times been framed as an impossible Rubix cube for the Blues to solve. Last summer's addition of Romelu Lukaku appeared to be the answer to end a long-standing profligate streak, but in many ways, the Belgian's struggles have only further highlighted wider problems.
On the eve of the final game against Watford, Thomas Tuchel was questioned on the attacking shortcomings this season and how the club can aim to resolve them in the upcoming transfer window.
