Bournemouth's Callum Wilson and RB Leipzig's Timo Werner are reportedly targets for Chelsea ahead of the January transfer window.
The Blues are currently banned from bringing in new players after breaching FIFA rules on signing youth players, but the club are allegedly confident that the suspension will be lifted in time for the winter window.
According to The Sun, Chelsea boss Frank Lampard wants to bring another striker to the club at the start of 2020 amid the uncertainty surrounding Olivier Giroud's future.
The report claims that Wilson, who has managed five Premier League goals in nine outings for Bournemouth this season, is a target, while Werner is also viewed as a potential arrival.
The 23-year-old only recently signed a new contract with Leipzig, but Manchester United have been credited with an interest amid claims that the Bundesliga outfit could cash-in on the Germany international.
Michy Batshuayi is currently back-up to Tammy Abraham in the forward ranks at Stamford Bridge, and the Belgium international scored the winner against Ajax in the Champions League on Wednesday night.
Matt Law
