Enzo Maresca giving directions to his Chelsea gamers (Photograph by Julian Finney/Getty Photos)
Former Chelsea supervisor Roberto Di Matteo has steered that the Blues might do with signing a brand new striker this summer season.
Though Di Matteo, who gained the Champions League with Chelsea again in 2012, was filled with reward for Nicolas Jackson, he additionally made it clear that his outdated membership might do with extra in that space of the pitch.
Jackson hasn’t been completely convincing throughout his time at Stamford Bridge to date, even when he’s proven indicators that he might develop right into a high class participant with a bit extra expertise underneath his belt.
Di Matteo would ideally like Chelsea to have somebody with that form of expertise and confirmed monitor file now, and probably play that new striker up entrance with Jackson.
That will imply a change in formation for CFC supervisor Enzo Maresca, who has solely performed with one up entrance to date this season.
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Talking solely to Ladbrokes, Di Matteo made it clear that the primary place he’d have a look at this summer season can be up entrance.
“With regards to strengthening the group in the summertime, I’d most likely be wanting by means of the center, initially. It’s a really proficient group, however they’re most likely missing a little bit of expertise, possibly, when it comes to gamers who’ve had loads of success, enjoying a few years within the Premier League, realizing sure methods to win video games,” Di Matteo mentioned.
“You possibly can solely acquire that have with time, and minutes within the league. I like Nicolas Jackson loads, and he’s somebody who can solely get higher. I nonetheless assume, although, Chelsea want a striker who’s going to attain them 25 objectives a season – if you wish to win the league, or problem, that’s what you want.
“That’s not a criticism of Jackson although; I additionally assume one other striker would enable you the choice to typically play with two up-front.”
