Despite the fanfare of a flood of new players for record fees, the relief of the dire injury crisis seemingly coming to an end, and reasonable results against Crystal Palace and Liverpool, Chelsea have never cut a more confused figure.
This confusion manifests itself perfectly in the form of the Blues’ wingers. Currently, in their Premier League squad, there are no less than eight players who can play behind Kai Havertz in attack, yet Graham Potter doesn’t seem to know what his strongest wide pairing is and, perhaps more worryingly, how he wants his wingers to play.
