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#9 Alvaro Morata, £100,000 per week
The former Real Madrid star arrived at the Bridge in 2017 with great expectations. Alvaro Morata made a promising start in England but struggled for form as the season progressed. He had a below-par debut campaign in the Premier League under Conte as Chelsea finished fifth in the league. The Spanish international is expected to be a key player for Sarri this season.
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#8 Jorginho, £102,000 per week
The latest arrival from Napoli is considered one of the finest central midfielders in the world at the moment. He was exceptional for Napoli last season and played a stellar role in their second place finish in Serie A. With a passing accuracy of 90% in his last few seasons with Napoli, he is certainly the player Chelsea has been looking to partner Kante in the midfield.
#7 David Luiz, £120,000 per week
After a troublesome 2017/18 season under Conte, David Luiz is back in the Chelsea squad. The Brazilian international has played every minute of Premier League football this season and helped them off to a good start. He was one of the important members of the squad during their title-winning 2016/17 campaign and has played 200 games in all competitions for the English giants.
