I, I'm, I'm intrigued to see what happens next because I wrote a piece a while back, I mean, Liam remembers it was about whether this might actually disrupt Chelsea in some way. And that's not to say that, you know, they add a pedigree player, a properly good young player like a Ben Chilwell. If they manage to get someone like him, of course it would benefit Chelsea's first team because their options at left back are pretty scant and, and they're not going to be able to do that in January. They may struggle to do that in the summer. And I just wonder whether the temptation to add for adding's sake might be detrimental. It might start blocking pathways into the team that these young kids have seized largely over the course of this season. I'm intrigued by the constant linking to Wilfrid Zaha and the noises we hear. I mean, I don't see how Zaha joining Chelsea at 26 for what would be a club record fee. Where would Callum Hudson Odoi see that? Where would Christian Pulisic look at that and think, well, this is Ruben Loftus cheek, Reuben Loftus cheek. Well, if he's fully fit, we'll walk into the Chelsea first team anywhere and yeah, they should. I, I can see the, you know, buying a center half. There's a logic to that. If they can get one. So the Nathan AI link makes sense, particularly if they can get in for, for less than rivals could give him a part of a deal that took him to Bournemouth in the first place. Buying a left back, yes, buying a center forward, of course it makes sense. There's obviously a lack of faith In Mishy Bachuay, we can all see that Olivier Giroud is on his last entering the last seven months of his contract. He's not going to be there next season. There's a logic in adding another striker in there, but the wide players. Pedro we know is on his way out, but Pedro and Willian will get you by and you'll get a better deal on someone in the summer.
