Todd Boehly told to prioritise Chelsea signings to avoid replicating Marina Granovskaia mistakes

In a window that was supposed to be focused on strengthening the defence, Thomas Tuchel's Blues have been linked with more attackers than they could possibly have plans for. As it stands Chelsea have lost Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger this summer. They are also on course to lose Marcos Alonso and Cesar Azpilicueta to Barcelona who have registered their interest in the duo.

Losing four defenders in one window is a cause for concern, yet the Blues seem to have set their priority on a move for new forwards. Ousmane Dembele, Raheem Sterling, Raphinha, Richarlison and Ajax's Antony are just a few names linked with Chelsea in recent weeks. Lukaku is one foot out of the door with a return to Inter Milan in the works, but that still leaves a pretty packed attacking line for Thomas Tuchel to work with.

The Blues still have six other attackers to strengthen in the upcoming season, so why is there a surge of urgency to sign a forward? It is worrying to say the least that an agreement for Jules Kounde still has not been met after all this time going back and forth with Sevilla.

understands that at least two centre-half signings are on the agenda for Boehly this summer. Kounde being one of them as well as Kalidou Koulibaly, Josko Gvardiol and Mattejis de Ligt. In all transfer windows, patience is a virtue but a couple of weeks in, it seems as though the prioritise are headed in a direction that could cause a negative turn of events.

In 2020, Chelsea had gone all out for attacking options in the transfer window. They had signed, Hakim Ziyech, Kai Havertz and Timo Werner. In the end, it was difficult for rotational purposes as till this day, it is difficult to work out exactly what Chelsea's best line of attack is. In 2021,