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#2 Gonzalo Higuain
Chelsea's decision to replace Alvaro Morata with Gonzalo Higuain seems to be the biggest joke of the season now. The Argentinian has scored just 3 Premier League goals for Chelsea in 7 appearances. On the other hand, his Spanish counterpart has found the net 3 times with 1 assist in 105 fewer minutes.
Many Chelsea faithful have put high hopes for the former Napoli striker after his arrival to Stamford Bridge months ago. His impressive goalscoring records coupled with years of successful working experiences with Maurizio Sarri in the past led Chelsea to go for him. Unfortunately, he has failed miserably to live up to his expectations so far.
He only scored against Premier League's weakest such as Fulham and Huddersfield. Tammy Abraham will come back to the Bridge next season while the Blues also have other on-loan strikers such as Michy Batshuayi. Hence, sending Higuain back to Juventus could be best for the London outfit.
