Fix these issues and start competing for awards like Abramovich. Arsene Wenger confronts Chelsea's owners with a stern message
Despite spending well over £500m on players over the last two transfer windows, former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claims Chelsea's goal scoring still represents a significant "problem".
Wenger expressed his fear that the problem has not yet been resolved as the Blues once again wasted opportunities in front of goal as the team fell to Real Madrid 2-0.
"I worry about Chelsea. You have a problem if you don't invest the £500 million [properly]. They have made poor investments. They still have the same flaws. Their goal scoring is insufficient. They own a lot but don't convert it enough.
It is obvious to every Chelsea fan that the squad struggles to score goals, thus it is perplexing that the Blues' personnel department has done nothing to address this in the transfer market.
The London club made significant investments in the first-team roster, but the transfer strategy shows a lack of cooperation and foresight by leaving such an obvious gap in such a crucial part of the pitch.
