There are suggestions that Chelsea and manager Mauricio Pochettino may go into the upcoming season without signing another striker. Journalist Nizaar Kinsella mentioned on Twitter that after the acquisitions of Christopher Nkunku and Nicolas Jackson, there may not be further additions in the number nine position. This decision could be influenced by the return to fitness of Armando Broja, who has recovered from a serious knee injury.

Chelsea’s focus in the transfer market appears to be on improving their midfield, as they have targeted Moises Caicedo and are reportedly in negotiations with Brighton for his potential signing. The cost of Caicedo’s transfer could limit Chelsea’s ability to make other significant additions to their squad.

Last season, Chelsea struggled to score goals, with Kai Havertz shouldering much of the responsibility in the forward position. Havertz’s difficulties in front of goal may have contributed to fans’ relatively low dissatisfaction with his departure and the fee received for him.

While some fans may hope for additional striker signings, the likes of Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen are likely out of reach. However, players such as Lautaro Martinez and Dusan Vlahovic could be potential targets for Chelsea if they become available in the market.