Chelsea's new keeper can't fix defence alone

Emiliano Martinez stepped onto the Stamford Bridge pitch for the first time in a 4-3 victory against Brighton. The Argentine keeper appeared confident, making several key saves that helped secure the win.

Despite the win, Chelsea's defensive record has remained shaky. The team has struggled to maintain solidity at the back, with goals conceded in crucial moments.

The new goalkeeper's arrival is a positive step, but it is not enough to transform Chelsea into serious title contenders. The club must address other weaknesses to compete at the highest level.

With the Premier League still in its early stages, the Blues face a tight schedule of fixtures that will test their defensive resilience. The upcoming matches will be crucial for assessing the impact of Martinez and the team's overall performance.

To become genuine title challengers, Chelsea must strengthen its defensive line and improve midfield support. Further adjustments in the squad and during the transfer window will be essential.