Chelsea target André Schürrle would bring pace and power to Roberto Di Matteo's front line It would not have been his form in Poland and Ukraine that caught Chelsea's attention. While it was a quiet tournament for the Bayer Leverkusen forward, he has performed admirably for his country to date, scoring an impressive seven times in 16 international appearances. Schürrle is also fond of shooting from long range, as here for Leverkusen where he manages to make a quick strike bounce dangerously in front of the goalkeeper: The striker is especially dangerous from just outside the box: Schürrle can also play as a wide forward, and is fond of cutting in from the flanks and unleashing shots: He can also be deployed as a striker, and has the ability to thrive as a poacher: Be afraid, Daniel Sturridge. Be very afraid.