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#3 Tammy Abraham
One of Chelsea's biggest areas for concern heading into the 2019/20 season is going to be a lack of goalscorers. Following Diego Costa's departure, Chelsea's main talisman has been Eden Hazard, but with the tricky Belgian now playing for Real Madrid, goals are going to be an issue.
The club has failed to replace Costa, with the likes of Álvaro Morata and Gonzalo Higuaín failing to find their shooting boots in England, leaving the club with very few options ahead of the new campaign.
Whilst they do own the experienced Frenchman Olivier Giroud, he has never been known as a prolific goalscorer. Michy Batshuayi has also struggled to find consistency which might lead the club to rely on their youth.
Tammy Abraham has yet to be given a real chance by Chelsea during his time at the club, but the young striker played a pivotal role in helping Aston Villa gain promotion to the Premier League, contributing 26 goals throughout the season.
Even though he has yet to prove himself in England's top flight, the club might be willing to take a gamble on him and allow him the opportunity to fight for his place. However, should Chelsea's ban get lifted, Abraham could very easily find himself returning to Aston Villa to continue working with Chelsea legend John Terry.
