Chelsea's £150m Forwards Struggle to Find the Net

The Radar, a Sky Sports column, examines the key stories from the Premier League using data and opinion. This week, the focus is on Chelsea's underperforming forwards, who have scored just four goals despite a £150m investment. The team's attacking woes are a major concern for manager Liam Rosenior, particularly with the absence of Enzo Fernandez. Joao Pedro has been a rare bright spot, with 14 Premier League goals, but the rest of the forwards signed last summer have struggled to make an impact. Jamie Gittens, Alejandro Garnacho, Liam Delap, and Estevao have managed just four Premier League goals between them, raising questions about the club's recruitment strategy. Meanwhile, Manchester City's signing of Antoine Semenyo has shown the value of recruiting for the present, with the 26-year-old scoring more goals in nine games than Chelsea's young forwards have in 78. Elsewhere, Sunderland host Spurs, and Brian Brobbey's clutch contributions will be crucial for the home team. With a busy schedule on Super Sunday, all eyes will be on the Premier League, including Chelsea's meeting with Manchester City and Sunderland's clash with Spurs.