Chelsea did little to address the issues that have been exposed in their recent Premier League struggles during the January transfer window.

Chelsea’s continued pursuit of a winger and striker speaks volumes. Nicolas Jackson is on his longest scoring drought at the club (eight games) and Mudryk’s suspension for failing a doping test means inexperienced 19-year-old Tyrique George is being asked to step up.

The Blues nearly added another mega money deal to their growing £1billion business model by targeting, you guessed it, another young player. You can't write it!

Chelsea didn't make any signings during the January transfer window but it wasn't for lack of trying, with Nottingham Forest rebuffing their approach for Murillo

Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has criticised the club for failing to strengthen in two areas while they had the chance in the January transfer window. Chelsea surpassed expectations across an excellent start to the season under a new head coach in Enzo Maresca, suffering just two league defeats heading into the Christmas period.

Mikel Obi is utterly unimpressed that Premier League club Chelsea failed to sign a new goalkeeper as well as a striker during the January transfer window.