- Oliver Giroud is unhappy with the start he has made at Chelsea
- The Frenchman joined the Blues from Arsenal in January
- Giroud has scored just one goal for the club since his £18m move from the Gunners
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Oliver Giroud regrets not capitalising more on goalscoring opportunities in his first two months at Chelsea, L’Equipe reports.
Giroud, who moved from Arsenal to the Blues in an £18m during a hectic January transfer deadline day, has had a bit part role in Antonio Conte’s side.
This may have affected the Frenchman’s belief that he can sustain a solid run of form. As quoted by L’Equipe (via Goal), Giroud criticised his start to life at Chelsea.
“I should have had more goals. I’m very attached to statistics and I remain stuck at one goal and three assists in five starts. It’s clear that’s not enough.”
The 31-year-old is currently on international duty with France in their upcoming frendlies against Colombia and Russia respectively.
Giroud’s hunger to score more goals may prove to be decisive in securing a place in Didier Deschamps’ squad at the World Cup this June.
