Prior to the break for the World Cup, Graham Potter was under increasing amounts of pressure as a result of his team’s defeats in the Premier League against Newcastle United, Manchester City, and Arsenal. Each of these losses helped to gradually increase the amount of pressure that was placed on Graham Potter. Before they stopped playing for a few weeks to focus on the World Cup, Chelsea’s play had not been particularly impressive.
In the coming weeks, Stamford Bridge could benefit from the addition of a few new players, so the opening of the transfer window in January cannot come soon enough. It’s possible that this will give Potter the green light to release a few players who haven’t lived up to their full potential yet. A significant amount of difficulty has been experienced by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang since he joined the team in the summer. This player has been the one who has struggled the most since joining the group in the summer.
The former Arsenal forward was acquired by Chelsea in a deal that included the defender Marcus Alonso and had a total value of approximately £10 million. However, the star player who makes 160,000 pounds per week has only scored one goal in the league through the first six matches, and he has only averaged 15 touches per game during that span of time. It is abundantly clear that he is having a challenging time engaging in the match at the moment.
The 33-year-old player, who was once referred to as a “maverick signing” by Matty Lawless upon his arrival at the Emirates in 2018, has now seen his stock fall to quite a low level. Matty Lawless made the comment when the player first joined the club in 2018. When he arrived at the club for the first time in 2018, Lawless referred to him as a “maverick signing.” If Potter wants to see success during his tenure as manager of Chelsea, he will need to bring in more firepower in front of the net.
Since the club has been speculated to make a move for LOSC Lille forward Jonathan David in the recent months, and since David has stated that he wants to play in the Premier League, Potter should prioritise making a move for the Canadian international player. David has admitted that he wants to play in the Premier League. David is open about the fact that he has his sights set on playing in the Premier League. David has gone on record as stating that he would like to play in the Premier League at some point in the future.
In point of fact, any potential move could end up costing somewhere in the neighbourhood of €50 million (£43 million), but taking into consideration the form he has been in over the course of the previous 18 months in addition to the talent he possesses, this could quickly turn out to be an excellent investment for the future.
David has scored 28 goals across all of the competitions that he has taken part in since the beginning of the previous season. He has also contributed with three assists, and as a direct result of this, he has become one of the younger players on the continent who is in the highest demand. This is a direct result of the fact that he is one of the players who has contributed with three assists.
During the upcoming transfer window, it was гumσured that both Aston Villa and Manchester United were interested in signing the 22-year-old player. Manchester United would be the more experienced of the two clubs. In addition to this, it is widely believed that Chelsea will engage in a cutthroat competition with other clubs in order to win the right to hire his services.
However, the tournament did not go according to their plans, and they ended up losing all three of their matches in the competition. David, too, struggled to present his talents to an audience on the international stage. He was given a position on the team in order to get him ready for Canada’s return to the World Cup, which hadn’t happened since 1986.