By Adeleye Kunle
Former Tottenham Hotspur striker, Garth Crooks, has urged Chelsea manager, Graham Potter, to pair Kai Havertz and Armando Broja together in his team’s attack line.
This is coming after both Havertz and Broja scored a goal each in Chelsea’s Premier League 3-0 win against Wolves over the weekend.
In his ‘Team of the Week’ column on BBC, Crooks discussed the idea of Potter using two strikers in his system going forward, adding that he would make Manchester City and other Premier League teams think.
Crooks said, “If Chelsea are still looking for a number nine, I think they might have found him if they are bold enough. Kai Havertz is starting to find himself in top-flight football
