N’Golo Kante (Chelsea)
It is pretty obvious that he is now playing in a more advanced position compared to last season, and has been much improved in that respect as well.
He is also cheap enough (5.0 million) that you don’t have to not rue the move if it goes bad. He can always make for a reliable bench player with 2-3 guaranteed points every match.
Aaron Ramsay (Arsenal)
If you have had a history with Walcott in the past, and have been burned by him far too often to bring him in, go for Ramsay. He is cheap enough (7.4 million) to replace Richarlison if you are considering a transfer. Arsenal finally seem to be on track in terms of attacking, and he had a lot of good chances against West Ham.
Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang (Arsenal)
It is hard to make a case for him after three blanks in three games, but two of those were against Manchester City and Chelsea. At the very least, give him one more week. He looks much better with Lacazette on the pitch, so pray that Emery has the sense to play them together.
His next five fixtures are extremely favorable, so it is only a matter of time before a striker of his quality gets up to speed.
Marcos Alonso (Chelsea)
The most involved in attack after Hazard. Plus, he is more inclined to shoot than the Belgian meaning more cause for unconventional assists. He also occupies a higher position in the opposition box, and has drawn two penalty calls so far.
If you have something against him personally, Azpilicueta will do. Or Rudiger. Not sold on David Luiz after the goal last match, where he stood his ground to concede the header, so maybe Christensen will get a look in?
Chelsea have so much of the ball that it’s gonna be hard for teams to attack them, so a Chelsea defender is a good shout despite Sarri’s tendency to play more attacking football.