Haaland works because City are guaranteed to create chances. He would look completely ordinary for us.
Højlund had the highest conversion rate or something in the league last year, but a lot of his goals weren't assisted by a team mate.
Chelsea's issue last year wasn't creating chances, it was that Jackson, Mudryk and whoever had to finish them.
Our issue is the opposite. Our wide players either slow the play down, meaning the opposition gets back into shape, or look to create an angle for themselves to finish about three times before they try to play in someone else. Whoever tries to make a run for them to pick up will have to make multiple moves while quickly running out of useful space to get into. Or they have to guess the correct amount of times the wide player is going to try their own luck before passing. Strikers won't thrive here until we have players other than Bruno who wants to pass it on their first or second touch.