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Many people assumed that the first signing of the Todd Boehly and Clearlake era would be the elongated chase for Sevilla's Jules Kounde, but within weeks the odds have firmly shifted in a completely different direction.

At the time of writing, Raheem Sterling looks set to be the first statement addition on the men's side during a busy summer. Maybe it feels symbolic that the first arrival of this window arguably looks to address the most problematic area for Thomas Tuchel.

Even with the need for bodies in defence, the final third confusion and underperformance is a headache that the supposed medicine of over £300m of investment since 2019 has done little to soothe.

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Sterling is a noteworthy addition, firstly for his status within the Premier League and in English football. But also because Chelsea would be buying him off a domestic rival, a type of transfer that has felt a rarity in recent years.

It is pretty unique that a player of Sterling's level and numbers would come available at a prime age instead of moving abroad to one of the big European heavyweights like Real Madrid, Barcelona or