Being a good bench killer can be harder than playing as a starter, and whenever you go off the field, you have to hand over the results and bring about a different change in the team's tactics. A good substitute killer can easily change the trend of the game and even the championship at any time.
Leuk Remy
In the summer of 2014, Lo c Rémy had reached a transfer agreement with Liverpool, but due to the failure of the physical test, Chelsea had the opportunity to bring in Leuk Remy from QPR for a severance fee of £10.5 million. At Chelsea, Leuk Remy is a substitute striker for Ming, as the starter is the more advanced Diego Costa. However, Leuk Remy's speed and shooting skills have provided the Blues with different offensive elements, and they have played well on the bench many times, such as against Swansea City, Crystal Palace, Hull City and Sunderland, all of which were scored by him as a substitute to win or equalize the ball, allowing Chelsea to win the 2014-15 Premier League championship with a hot posture.
Divok Origi
XiaoBian originally had no comment on the "luck" matter, but after watching Divok Origi's game, it seemed that he would rather believe that he had it than believe that he did not have it. Divok Origi's strength is limited, his progress at Liverpool over the years is not great, but his luck is "explosive", and he has repeatedly scored in an extremely fortunate way after coming on as a substitute, making countless contributions to the Reds. The "Lucky Boy" has scored 40 goals in 167 games against the Reds, including goals against Barcelona and Everton, which are still talked about today.
Fernando Llorente
Since Kane became the attacking nucleus of the team, Spurs have struggled to find a replacement for them; neither Vincent Janssen nor Carlos Vinícius has been able to provide much firepower to the team. In fact, Spurs have had a very good substitute striker, that is, the former Spain international Fernando Llorente, who has been at a good level during his time at Tottenham, scoring 13 goals in 66 games (many times on the bench); in the Champions League match against Borussia Dortmund in February 2019, he scored a goal in just three minutes on the field; in the quarterfinals against Manchester City, it was also with his goals to establish the right to qualify, Fernando Llorente. Llorente is definitely a tournament-level player.
Olivier Giroud
It is not an exaggeration to say that "Big Giroud" is the best substitute striker in the modern era of the Premier League, whether it is at Arsenal or Chelsea; whether it is playing as a starter or a substitute, Giroud has always been a silent contributor to the team. In the Blues' seasons, he was substituted for Morata, Higuain and Tammy Abraham, but in the end he managed to get back the starters at the end of the season because of his excellent performance on the bench. Olivier Giroud has performed well, scoring goals in the FA Cup Semi-Final Four in the 17-18 season, the Europa League final in the 18-19 season, the UEFA Super Cup final in the 19-20 season and the Round of 16 in the Champions League against Atletico Madrid in the 20-21 season, and he is the hero of Chelsea's ability to win the European championship twice.