Is it time for Chelsea to give Aubameyang a go?

Chelsea Football Club, one of the most successful clubs in the last decade, are going through what is arguably one of the worst runs in their history. Which has brought them to the bottom half of the Premier League table, saw them getting eliminated from the Emirates FA Cup and the Carabao Cup in the early stages and are now on the verge of getting knocked out of the UEFA Champions League as well.

It is quite evident that the entire team has failed to perform to its full potential even after spending a crazy sum of money to have quality players at the club, the attack being a major concern. Even in the absence of the veteran Thiago Silva, the defence looked alright and put on decent displays. But up front, it has been the exact opposite.

The goals have dried up with CFC now failing to score in four consecutive games. The west Londoners are also one of the lowest scoring sides in the Premier League with just 29 goals in the thirty games played which is lower than some of the relegation candidates. The new signings have failed to make any significant impact and every combination that our managers have tried, failed to produce the required end product.