With N'Golo Kanté's increasing injury woes, Chelsea have been told to sign £470,156 per week player to replace him.
Former West Ham United midfielder, Frank McAvennie has given his thoughts on Frenkie De Jong replacing N'Golo Kanté.
N'Golo Kanté was left out of Tuchel's squad to face Leeds due to a hamstring injury that would reportedly leave him out for 'several weeks'.
This injury has brought up the question, do Chelsea need to replace the Frenchman?
Most people would say no, however, Kante only has one year left on his contract and he isn't in his prime anymore.
The Blues are currently in talks with Barcelona over a potential deal for Frenkie de Jong and some people have suggested he could be the 31-year-old's long-term successor at Stamford Bridge. One of such is pundit, and former Hammers' Frank McAvennie.
"They’re talking about De Jong," McAvennie told Football Insider.
“Would he make a difference at Chelsea? Yes. But then what is he going to do when Kante comes back?
“Kante is a big player for Chelsea and he does a lot of things that people don’t notice but every one of his teammates notice it. He’s a huge player for them.
“If it’s a hamstring it could only be three weeks.”

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