Chelsea goalkeeper invested more than 230 million euros, but it is still difficult to find a reliable candidate

Chelsea’s problem in goalkeeper position can be said to be a very typical and thought-provoking case. In the past decade, they have signed nearly 12 goalkeepers and spent more than 230 million euros, but to this day, they are still looking for a "No. 1 national goalkeeper" that can make people completely reassuring. This is no longer a simple bad luck, but a big problem with the club's signing strategy.

Look at their operations, from Kepa, who spent 80 million to the sky-high price, to Mendy and Sanchez, and now to Meinion, they are always solving problems in a way that "pushed and started over". I bought one and hoped that he would solve all problems immediately. Once the player's performance fluctuates, he would soon lose patience, and then immediately go to the market to buy the next one. This model has led to the team's No. 1 goalkeeper becoming a "revolving door", and no one can play with peace of mind, making it difficult to establish a stable defensive system.

Now, they are preparing to spend a lot of money to introduce Meinian. Menion is undoubtedly a world-class goalkeeper, but the question is, can Chelsea’s “disease” be cured by him alone? If the club's senior management cannot change this idea of ​​inadequate patience and quick success, and cannot give the new goalkeeper enough time and trust, then Menion is likely to be just another name on this long list.