Marc Cucurella hints at Thomas Tuchel's future Chelsea plan amid Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang bid

There are two weeks remaining of the transfer window and with each additional signing we come closer to seeing the vision Todd Boehly and Thomas Tuchel have for Chelsea. Following the departures of Petr Cech and Marina Granovskaia, Boehly became the club's interim sporting director, while Tuchel has had an elevated role in identifying the club's targets.

The summer months have seen the additions of Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly and Marc Cucurella, in addition to young talents such as Carney Chukwuemeka, Gabriel Slonina and Omari Hutchinson. While the first transfer plans were slow to come, the speed of business has certainly picked up.

The Blues added Sterling as a priority and already Chelsea have seen flashes of the difference he can make. Tuchel has used the England international to lead the line, while the forward has shown plenty of ability to beat a defender - something the club lacked last season.

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The deal for Koulibaly appears a direct replacement of Antonio Rudiger, with the Senegal international making a very strong first impression. The former Napoli star has shown solid defending, expansive and dynamic passing, and even has an eye for an extravagant goal.

So then, what of Cucurella? Given Ben Chilwell's lengthy absence last season it always seemed likely the Blues would look for more depth in the position and early indications suggest Chelsea's new Spanish addition will more than provide competition. With Marco Alonso set to depart Stamford Bridge, it was inevitable there would be an addition on the left.

Cucurella put in an established performance at wing-back against Spurs but it's in a more traditional role as