Chelsea's Forwards Struggle to Find Form, Despite £150m Investment

The Radar, a Sky Sports column, examines the challenges faced by Chelsea's attacking lineup. With £150m spent on new forwards, the team has only managed four Premier League goals. This issue is a major concern for manager Liam Rosenior, as the club prepares to face Manchester City on Sunday. Joao Pedro has been a bright spot, with 14 Premier League goals, but other signings like Jamie Gittens, Alejandro Garnacho, Liam Delap, and Estevao have struggled to make an impact. Their lack of goals has raised questions about the club's recruitment strategy, which prioritizes young players. In contrast, Manchester City's signing of Antoine Semenyo has proven to be a successful move, with the player scoring more goals in nine games than Chelsea's new forwards have in 78. Meanwhile, Sunderland's Brian Brobbey has been a clutch player, scoring crucial goals in key matches. The upcoming fixtures, including Chelsea vs Manchester City and Sunderland vs Spurs, promise to be exciting, with several teams fighting for survival in the Premier League.