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Since leaving Chelsea, Tammy Abraham has only gotten better. The 24-year-old became the highest English scorer in a single Serie A season with 17 goals and four assists in his debut season with Roma.
Few would have expected Abraham would have a more successful season than Romelu Lukaku, the man the Blues had just broken their transfer record to re-sign, when the £34 million deal for Abraham to leave Stamford Bridge to join Jose Mourinho in Rome was confirmed in August.
Abraham isn’t the only Chelsea academy alumnus who has since made a name for himself.
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Marc Guehi and Tino Livramento have both established themselves in Premier League teams, while AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomori remains one of Europe’s greatest young defenders.
With both Lukaku and Kai Havertz unable to hold down the main striking slot, Chelsea’s failure to find a dependable striker under Thomas Tuchel has grown even more frustrating.
As we approach the summer, Tuchel will aim to find a solution to the Blues’ long-standing profligacy and lead them into next season with a more prolific assault under new ownership.
Armando Broja, who returned from a loan spell at Southampton, might help bolster that assault. Despite his current goal drought, the loan on the south coast can only be considered a success.
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The 20-year-old has exceeded expectations and shown hints of his talent in his debut season, playing almost 2,000 minutes in the Premier League and scoring six goals.
AC Milan, Inter, Napoli, West Ham United, and Newcastle United have all identified him as a potential target for Premier League teams and others in Europe.
With Abraham and Tomori adjusting so well to life in Italy, a pattern has emerged, one that Chelsea will have to buck if they want to maintain Cobham players who have found success away from Stamford Bridge.
Despite not being at the same level or age as Abraham when he was moved to Roma, Broja appears to be a player Tuchel should keep an eye on throughout the forthcoming preseason.
Tuchel, his system, and the players themselves must reconsider their strategy after an older and more costly assault failed to provide the desired results for Chelsea’s investment.
It’s hard to argue that the existing system is worth sticking with, and Broja, like Trevoh Chalobah on defense this season, may provide an inside alternative to shake things up.
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