
Chelsea entered into the summer with a rather slow pace, biding their time until the end of the World Cup to take major decisions. Just after France lifted the World Cup, the Blues have wasted no time in replacing Antonio Conte with Maurizio Sarri.
While Higuain is amongst the best strikers in the current era, the Argentinian has built a notorious reputation for vanishing in games that matter. It would be imprudent to overlook this fact since they have a bunch of rivals challenging for the title.
#3 Robert Lewandowski

Chelsea’s dried attack upfront was perhaps the most crucial reason why the Blues failed to impress this season. With Diego Costa gone, Michy Batshuyayi loaned out and Alvaro Morata misfiring, Conte’s men lacked the edge that could have guaranteed them points.
Hence, it isn’t a surprise to see Chelsea being linked with a host of strikers, with Bayern hitman Robert Lewandowski being one of them.
The Pole is of the finest no.9’s in the world right now and signing him would guarantee Abrahamovic and co. a strong league campaign. His 42 goals in 51 games is exactly the kind of ammunition the Londoners need in order to stamp their authority as serious contenders for the UCL next season.
Chelsea have been linked with the striker on a number of occasions. Should Lewandowski put pen to paper at the Stamford Bridge, there is no doubt he would transform the Blues into world beaters.
#2 Edinson Cavani

The eagle-eyed striker has a knack for scoring a plethora of goals, as his tally of hitting the net 43 times in 56 appearances suggests. With playmakers like Willian and Eden Hazard on flanks, Cavani will definitely benefit from their prowess in creating chances.
The striker’s chances of staying put at the Parc des Princes are looking increasingly bleakfollowing his fall-out with star signing Neymar last season. Chelsea should strike while the iron is hot, for the product they will get is totally worth the money they spend on buying it.
#1 Mario Mandzukic

With Ronaldo’s arrival, Mario Mandzukic’s future at the club has been put in jeopardy. The Croatian revelled in a new role on the left last season but his position in the starting XI could be under threat, should Allegri go for a Higuain-Ronaldo pairing up front.
Signing the Juventus man would also keep the aerial threat in Chelsea’s attack intact of they cash in on Alvaro Morata. Also, playing him in the proper striker role would ensure a fine tally of goals for the Blues.