How Chelsea could line up with Romeo Lavia and Moises Caicedo
It's only taken a pair of British record transfer fees, but it looks like Chelsea may finally have a functional midfield again. While optimism was rife heading into the new season with Mauricio Pochettino at the helm, concerns were widespread about the lack of options in the Blues' engine room. Thus, Pochettino was forced to go bold in pre-season as Conor Gallagher was deployed in a deeper position, and while the England international performed well in the unfamiliar role, it was never going to be a long-term option. In the wake of their opening day draw with Liverpool, Chelsea moved quickly to wrap up the £115m signing of Moises Caicedo from Brighton. Now, the west London club are hoping to secure the services of Romeo Lavia, who's rejected a move to Anfield in favour of Stamford Bridge. Lavia starred in the top flight last season, and here's how he and Caicedo could fit in together within Pochettino's framework. Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia as a double pivot Rom...