It's been another breathless summer of spending for Chelsea, with those behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge hell-bent on building on the progress made under Enzo Maresca last season. The attack, in particular, was clearly marked down as an area for significant improvement, with no fewer than four new forward signings already through the door, and more look set to follow.
Having added Joao Pedro, Liam Delap, Jamie Gittens and Estevao Willian to their ranks, RB Leipzig wantaway Xavi Simons is now in the Blues' sights in a deal that could cost around £60 million ($81m) to pull off.
Despite arguably being Chelsea's most exciting potential incoming signing for some time, on paper at least, questions have been raised over how exactly the Dutchman will fit into an already jam-packed attack and just how much collateral damage there could be.
GOAL, then, breaks down the winners and losers from the Simons' impending arrival at Stamford Bridge...