Chelsea's struggle for defense has been a source of speculation and debate in recent weeks, as the Blues look to improve their defensive setup ahead of the upcoming season.
Despite having one of the best defenders in the league, Chelsea have struggled to find consistent form in front of goal. This has led to concerns about the Blues' ability to stop opponents from scoring, particularly against opposition who have a strong attacking line-up.
One potential solution is to seek quick fixes on the defensive side of things. With the likes of Alisson Becker, Tammy Abraham, and Naby Keita all set to depart the club in the summer, there may be a need to make some changes at the backline.
There have also been reports of interest in signing a new centre-back, but it remains to be seen whether any such deals will materialise. Chelsea have already lost four players this summer, including the likes of Eden Hazard and Lucas Digne, which could leave them vulnerable in the event of injuries or transfers.
However, if the Blues can find a way to shore up their defence without breaking the bank, they might be able to avoid further instability and frustration in the coming season. With a squad that boasts a talented young talent pool and a solid backline, Chelsea could be well placed to contend for top-flight status next season.