Chelsea performance is probably inconsistent this season, though they attempts to keep good records against elite teams in EPL. Mauricio Pochettino have plans to enchanced his new club and gaining trusts from Todd Boehly and the fans, that should be a difficult task but there's nothing too impossible in football to be triggered. I can't wait for our new attacker, Christopher Nkunku to make his debut in late November, remember Nkunku was ruled out for months due to a knee injury he sustained against Borrusia Dortmund in a tour friendly game. His presence will definitely boosts the Blues frontlines attacks.
Hopefully when he returns to playing for Chelsea he can show what the club expects because relatively since he officially became a Chelsea player he has only played for his club in pre-season matches, so there is no certainty that his performance will bring about very good changes for Chelsea.
Will Chelsea be more productive? because one of the problems at this club is the lack of sharp strikers.
When Nkunku was at Leipzig he could be said to be a good striker but changing clubs might be an obstacle because we can see that many players experience this, and Chelsea would be very disadvantaged if that happened to Nkunku because one of the reasons that Pochettino often says is why his squad often got random results are player injuries and with Nkunku playing can no longer use that excuse when Chelsea get bad results.