Moving between London rivals is always a risky move, but when Olivier Giroud joined Chelsea from Arsenal, the majority of fans continued to show love for the striker. At the time of the Frenchman's switch in January, he was low down the pecking order under former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger. With Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the squad, Giroud's route into the first XI was made that much harder. Since moving to Chelsea, the hitman has scored five goals in 17 appearances in all competitions, but he started just nine of those matches. Giroud struggled to find his shooting boots at the World Cup as he failed to hit the back of the net despite France going all the way...
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