the 24-year-old's career has progressed and projects what you can expect now that he has arrived at Stamford Bridge

                                                                                           Chelsea have signed Alvaro Morata for a fee belived to be around £58 million in a move to provide Antonio Conte the star name he needs up front.

Despite showing great promise at both Real Madrid and Juventus playing time has been an issue, with the 24-year-old having never started more than 16 league matches in a season. With Diego Costa seemingly on the way out of the club, Morata will be hoping that he can finally get a chance to show what he can do for a full season.

Last year was certainly the Spaniard’s best to date. With 15 goals, he finished eigth in goals in La Liga last season despite playing at least 1,000 fewer minutes than any other player in the top 10.

This was perhaps unsurprising as Morata led the league in shot accuracy among players with at least 50 shots (63 per cent). Had he been in the Premier League last season he would have still ranked top five in that category.  If Morata comes out of that stretch with a couple of goals, solid performances, and a clear hold of a starting job you can then invest his £7.8m price with confidence.Morata does already look a tasty option. Not only will he likely be replacing Costa’s contributions, but he could well improve on them. Last year based on per 90 minute stats, Morata was better in goals, shots, shot accuracy, and even assists.