3 Ways Mason Mount And Kai Havertz On Field Partinership Can Make Chelsea Attack More Solid

Kai Havertz and Mason Mount both makes Chelsea Attack More Solid last season during Thomas Tuchel first season as they help Chelsea to win the  Second ever Champions League title.

Havertz , 22 , joined Chelsea from Bayer Leverkusen for a wopping Sum of €80 last season scoring 9 goals and creating 9 assist in all competitions last season while Mason Mount , 22 , also scored 9 goals and 9 assist in all competitions last season

Havertz and Mount will really need to build an on-field partnership that will make Chelsea solid, just like The them MSN of Barcelona and BBC of Real Madrid.

The Duo contributed to the only goal that won them the UEFA Champions League last season and that should be a sign of greater things ahead next season

Here are the 3 way i think this young duo can make Chelsea attack more solid

Kia Havertz and Mason Mount Celebrating

#1. Getting a good striker

If Chelsea can sign a good striker it will be a great Achievement for the blues considering the quality of  KaiHavertz and Mason Mount will give in that midfield.

Havertz and Mount will be able to feed the new striker by supplying him with passes that will make him score goals for Chelsea Next Season and more goals will surely results in winning.

#2. Tuchel’s Tactics

Havertz and Mount contribution will be dependent on Thomas Tuchel’s tactics, if he put them in there rightful position no doubt they will perform well and contribute excellently on the field of play.

#3. Playing Time

Thomas Tuchel must not in any way try to experiment and dare to put this players on the bench at some points next season because they are still Young and Energetic, they need to play week-in week-out next season in other to contribute more next season.

Both player need more playing time, as we can recall Kia Havertz seat on bench or start from bench in most of the bkues Champions League games last season, this are the things Thomas Tuchel needs to correct to see the best out of his players.