Chelsea boss, Frank Lampard is ready to play big in the January transfer window after the Blues two-window transfer ban was reduced on appeal. First, his target is to find a perfect replacement for Eden Hazard who left Stamford Bridge in the summer to Real Madrid for £89million.
The Chelsea legend, Lampard, despite making a good start since returning to the club as a coach insisted that his squad is missing the goals and assists the Belgium international provided while at the club.
Hazard while at Chelsea scored 110 goals and provided 92 assists in 352 games for the Blues. Though Chelsea were unable to make big signings, Lampard had to bring out the best from several youngsters from the club's academy, he gave them a chance with the senior team and they've performed excellently.
After the 2-1 win over Lille in the UEFA Champions League, Lampard revealed that he still needed a replacement for Hazard during the January transfer window.
“I think it will be a bit fluid and discussions will be ongoing from now about where we can strengthen. Of course, with Eden leaving we lost a lot of goals and creation in that particular position.
"Today we’ve missed some chances and we can look at strengthening and pushing and getting more competition in those areas. We have found a way in the team where we can still be competitive in the league and the Champions League,' Lampard started
Chelsea have been linked to Jadon Sancho for a possible January signing. Sancho reportedly has a £100m price tag on him, he left Manchester City to join German Bundesliga outfit, Borussia Dortmund in 2017. Chelsea will have to fight off battles fro other top clubs with Liverpool also in pole position to secure Sancho's signature.

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