Chelsea are keeping tabs on the Girona striker Artem Dovbyk ahead of a potential move at the end end of the season.
A report from GiveMeSport claims that Chelsea have scouted the 26-year-old Ukrainian international this season and they could look to make their move in the summer. It is no secret that Chelsea need to bring in a reliable goalscorer and they have identified the La Liga striker as a potential option.
Dovbyk has scored 17 goals and picked up seven assists in all competitions this season and he is certainly good enough for the Premier League. He could prove to be a quality acquisition for Chelsea, who have struggled to score goals this season.
They have been overly dependent on Cole Palmer for goals and creativity. The Blues signed Nicolas Jackson from La Liga at the start of the season, but the former La Liga striker has been quite underwhelming.
Artem Dovbyk might fancy Chelsea move
It will be interesting to see if Dovbyk can replace Jackson in the summer and solve Chelsea’s goalscoring problems.
A move to the Premier League will be an exciting opportunity for him, and he will look to showcase his qualities at high level. He has already proven himself in the Spanish league, and the striker is at the peak of his powers right now. He will look to hit the ground running in English football and make an instant impact.
It will be interesting to see if Chelsea can secure an agreement with the Spanish club in the coming weeks. Dovbyk is a key player for them and they will not want to lose him for cheap.
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