00:00Ranking every Chelsea signing from Brighton in the Clear Lake era.
00:03Danny Welbeck's potential move to Stamford Bridge would make him the
00:0716th player or staff member to join the Blues from Brighton since 2022.
00:12Mental. Let's rank each player signing from worst to best.
00:15Number five, Facundo Buonanotte. I don't really have anything to say other than I have no idea
00:20why they even bothered signing him. He played one Premier League half and his loan was terminated
00:24after six months.
00:25Four, Robert Sanchez. Honestly, Sanchez's time at Chelsea is a little overhated.
00:29Sure, he's dropped the odd clanger, but he has steadily improved over the years and had,
00:34in my opinion, a good season in 25-26. If you've played over 100 games for Chelsea,
00:38you can't be that bad.
00:39Three, João Pedro. Purely because he's only had one season there, but wow, what a season it was.
00:45I, like many, rolled my eyes when I saw Chelsea linked with another striker slash number 10 hybrid,
00:50but the Brazilian has led the line magnificently since joining. If he continues on this trajectory,
00:55he will move up the list.
00:56Number two, Marc Cucurea. Another signing that raised eyebrows and another player who was
01:01unbelievably consistent for a good few years after a shaky start. The fact Real Madrid were willing to
01:05pay 55 million for him this summer shows how good he was. I think Chelsea will badly miss him.
01:10But number one, Moises Caicedo. Who else? One of the best in the world at what he does. Sure,
01:14he cost over 100 million pounds and you'd expect a certain level for that, but boy has he delivered it.
01:19He will go down along some true legends in the Chelsea defensive midfielder Hall of Fame.
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