When the talk turns to the club's financial fair play position, it is always pointed out that money received for academy products goes down as pure profit. Accountancy matters and Chelsea are still thinking about sharpening their attack with a new striker this month. But supporters want to see homegrown talents thrive, even after a splurge of more than 1bn in the transfer market.
It was interesting to hear Chelsea's manager say Broja has to smile more after the forward scored his second goal of a stop-start campaign. The next few weeks could be crucial for Broja. Such a handful when he is fit and confident, this is the quick and powerful 22-year-old's chance to establish himself at Chelsea.
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