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Chelsea urged to sign three stars in January, including £100m teenage striker


Chelsea urged to sign three stars in January, including £100m teenage striker

Pressure on Chelsea manager as club languishes in 10th place

Chelsea's owners are facing a tough decision in the upcoming January transfer window. Should they slow down their spending or continue to splash the cash? The team's current position, sitting in 10th place in the Premier League, has increased the pressure on manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Growing expectation of January spending

Despite significant investments in the playing squad over the past 18 months, there is a growing expectation that Chelsea will spend in January to turn their season around. The club has already spent a staggering £460 million in the summer transfer window, with an additional £600 million spent the season before.

Recruitment issues prompt further spending

While the club's massive spending may suggest otherwise, Chelsea's recruitment has not been up to par. Total Football Analysis' xGold tool has identified three players who could transform the team in the second half of the season, similar to top stars in their respective positions.

Sacha Boey, RB, Galatasaray – £22m

The first area of improvement is at right back, following an injury to club captain Reece James. Sacha Boey from Galatasaray has an 88% likeness to Manchester City's Kyle Walker and possesses the skills needed for success in the Premier League. Boey is a strong defender who can also support attacks and tuck inside to assist the center-backs.



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Joao Neves, CM, Benfica – £105m

Chelsea's midfield could benefit from the addition of Joao Neves from Benfica. With an 85% likeness to Manchester City's Rodri, Neves has the potential to be a true controller in deeper areas. His ability to build up play and create numerical superiority would provide a strong base for Chelsea's midfield.

Evan Ferguson, ST, Brighton – £100m

Chelsea's goal struggles could be addressed with the signing of Evan Ferguson from Brighton. With an 80% match to Napoli's Victor Osimhen, Ferguson has the ability to hold the ball and bring others into the game. His presence in the attack would link Chelsea's speed on the wings and technical midfield players.

Smart recruitment using data and player profiles

By using tools like xGold, Chelsea can make smart decisions in their recruitment process. These tools allow the club to cut through the noise and identify players who have the potential to make a real impact. With the right signings, Chelsea can turn their season around and climb up the Premier League table.