Raheem Sterling says not Chelsea's solution as Thomas Tuchel urges him to admit mistakes

Chelsea need to shell out the cash to bring Roma striker Tammy Abraham back to the club. BecauseRaheem Sterling is not lethal enough in front of goal.

This is formerCrystal Palacechairman Simon in his Jordan opinion, who believes the Blues are in desperate need of a goalscorer this summer. Chelsea Romelu Lukaku on loan to Inter Milan,Timo He sold Werner to RB he Leipzig, leaving him with an attacking option Not enough.

Thomas Tuchel is keen to strengthen his squad, but his current focus is on defense and Leicester City centre-back Wesley on his Fofana acquisition. It makes sense given that Kalidou Koulibaly has not made up for the losses of Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen, but Jordan believes the real need lies at centre-forward.

"Both Chelsea and Manchester United need centre-forwards. Abraham scored 17-18 goals for Roma last year. Manchester United or Chelsea?" '," Jordan told talkSPORT. "Because even teams that clearly need a certain type of player don't think Raheem Sterling will be the answer from Chelsea's focus."[43][44] Chelsea sold Abraham to Roma last summer. did. With £34 million in prize money, the 24-year-old enjoyed a glorious debut campaign in Italy under Jose Mourinho . He returned 17 goals and four assists in 37 Serie A games.

The Blues signed Sterling in a £45 million deal from Manchester CityBut the English forward is no substitute for Lukaku as a central striker.Chelsea reportedly have a £67m buyback clause for Abraham, but it won't be available until 2023.

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Rangers striker Ally McCoist believes it's worth it. "Let me tell you now, if you were Chelsea, I applaud them for saying you probably made a mistake, because that was all of us scratching our heads at the time," McCoist said. . "It's not that he didn't score or was in good shape. I think he was a little bit unlucky at Chelsea.

"He went to another country and did very well. "I'm very happy with him. He's a player I'd love to see again for England. I think he's a top-class player and he's enjoying his goals." On the market, he has acquired Sterling, Koulibaly, Marc Cucurella, Kearney Chukwumeka and Gabriel Slonina. But with his two most important departures in Lukaku and Werner, the need for a new striker is clear.

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