They signed a good number of quality and talented youngsters that would be very beneficial to the team in the future, though it took a little while for the players to begin to understand eachother on the pitch but I believe they've got a good ongoing project but their problem currently is having a very good striker as the top 9, Nicolas Jackson is not bad actually but I believe he's still young without much experience and would serve as a supporting striker than a top 9 for chelsea till he's matured enough to handle the position.
From the performance Chelsea out up against Fulham, I suspect that it might be the beginning of a new dawn in the club. The club has everything they need to succeed as a club but it seems they are lacking the strategy to manage these quality players. But it seems that Mauricio Pochettino had discovered the winning formation for the team. The Blues two next games with Burnley and Arsenal win determine how far the team has improved.
Todd Boehly has spent a lot, just to recruit players into the team, and they ought to be successful however the injury crisis they encountered at the beginning of this season is part of the reason why their performance is wevworseth time when their players begin to recover Pochettino would be choked with enough options and we could see them performing better, anyways Chelsea's performance against Fulham was very brilliant and lots of their players well good especially Mudryk who's won the managers trust recently.
I read a news that Pochettino was asking for more rights or privileges I make input in the buying of players. So I deduced that some of the players were signed by Todd Boehly without consulting the coach. So I suspect that the coach is having difficulty blending these players because some of them are not the couch favorite. They were bought by the management without his input and might not fit into his plans. The coach should be allowed to choose his transfer targets.