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#4 Tammy Abraham
Apart from Didier Drogba and Diego Costa, none of Chelsea's designated target men have done justice to their talents with the likes of Fernando Torres, Alvaro Morata and most recently Gonzalo Higuain failing to please the Chelsea faithful. In need of an expert marksman to lead the line, Tammy Abraham is one name that has repeatedly popped up, among several possible candidates.
The Chelsea Academy graduate has been loaned out on numerous occasions with Abraham revelling in most. Last season, he starred for Championship side Aston Villa with 26 goals to his name in just forty appearances. He also has ample Premier League experience with a loan stint at Swansea in the 2017-18 season with Abraham scoring five goals for the Welsh side.
With Chelsea's transfer ban set in motion and a vacancy in the attack, Tammy Abraham's ability to get behind the defenders ought to be crucial as he fights for a place in the side alongside Olivier Giroud under Lampard.
