Publication names the three goalkeepers Chelsea should be looking at to sign | OneFootball

Chelsea fan site The Chelsea Chronicle has named three goalkeepers that Chelsea should be looking to try and sign.

It comes off the back of another nightmare performance from Robert Sanchez at the weekend as Chelsea were thrashed 3-0 by Everton in the Premier League.

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Sanchez looked like his error-prone self again in this game and has dipped in form again of late. Chelsea also have Filip Jorgensen, who is no better and also has a bunch of errors in him just waiting to happen, as we saw in the first leg against PSG in the Champions League.

So, Chelsea need to sign a new goalkeeper, and The Chronicle have named three of them that they think the club should be looking at.

Three GKs Chelsea should sign?

Robin Roefs of Sunderland

Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili is the first name mentioned due to him being a backup choice at his club right now.

Chelsea have actually been linked with him previously.

Brighton & Hove Albion shot-stopper Bart Verbruggen has also been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge, and he is the next goalkeeper they recommend.

And the third and final recommendation is Sunderland’s Robin Roefs, who has most certainly been recently linked with Chelsea interest.

In other news…

Liam Rosenior has claimed that it wasn’t a lack of effort or tactical mistakes that were costing Chelsea – but insisted he didn’t want to blame the players in the wake of the Everton defeat on Saturday night.

But Rosenior also blamed “mistakes” for the goals Chelsea were conceding – but we’re going to need a bit more than that I’m afraid.

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