Chelsea have recently been sniped by the British government, and if the team still fails to sell, it may be banned from buying and selling players; as well as renewing the contract with the players in the squad. However, Cobham's children have always been multi-talented, and even if the Blues fail to bring in new players, a group of strong new stars in academy training is still enough to support the team; such as Connor Gallagher and Armando Broa, who have excellent performances in the Premier League, will almost certainly have a place in the team in the coming season. However, in addition to the two, the Blues have more available soldiers, and this class symbolizes the future of young people, who can stand alone.
Levi Gowell
Whether or not they are sidelined, Chelsea's defence is definitely going to be restructured. Lieutenant centre-back Levi Colwill, who is now loaned out for Huddersfield, is definitely one of the team's biggest discoveries this season. Gowell, who has just turned 19, is Huddersfield's main centre-back this season, playing 22 games for the team, delivering two goals and one assist; the performance is quite impressive. At 1.87 meters tall, Gao Wei's air superiority and sense of position have shown his great talent and potential as early as the youth team. At the same time, he also has good ball skills, which is absolutely suitable for Thomas Tuchel's three-centre-back system; Gowell deliberately chose the Blues legend Terry's No. 26 as the jersey number at Huddersfield, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he is "true blue".
Ethan Ampadul
In fact, as early as 2018, Ethan Ampadú won a team of first-team opportunities under Conte and Sarri, and he has played 12 games for Chelsea. However, in the 19-20 season, he made the mistake of playing for Leipzig and wasted a year on the bench; if he had played under Lampard, the prospects might have been very different. In the last season, he also had a good performance at Sheffield United, playing the role of left centre-back and center-back under the three-centre-back system, while he played at the back of the national team, but he was an all-round defender. In this season, he was loaned to Venice in Serie A, and he also has a good performance; as a central defender, he has played 21 games for the team, handing over three assists; his excellent overall view and ability to use the ball will be a good candidate for the center defender.
Ian Matterson
In the left-back position, Ian Mattson is a Chelsea fan or young man to keep an eye on. Although he came from the Blues academy, he is a small Dutch international. Machen won a team-winning chance under Lampard as early as the 2019-20 season, but lampard promoted a lot of young youth at that time, so that fans were not too impressed with him. Ian Mattson, who is still 20 years old, already has considerable experience, and he was loaned to League One Charlton last season, which was a pleasant performance; he was appreciated by Coventry and borrowed him this season. In this veteran British team, Ian Mattson has a good performance, playing as a left-back who has delivered three goals and one assist in 31 games, and has recently been pushed to the front of the back from time to time, freeing up his forward insertion ability. If Ben Chilwell doesn't make it back in time for the coming season and the team can't keep Saul Neggs, Ian Mattson is also a good wingback option.
Billy Gilmore
Of course, how can you say that the borrower does not mention Billy Gilmore. His performance at Norwich this season is more than qualified, and the editor did not see that he could occupy a seat in the Blues in the coming season, but the situation is different now, and his situation may change. Billy Gilmore is characterized by what the Blues don't have in midfield today, his long passes, excellent ability to use the ball, a certain amount of propulsion, and a bit like Barcelona's Xavi (low-end version, of course). If the Blues really fail to bring in reinforcements, it would be a good decision to let him take over early. Because Billy Gilmore has already proven his strength in the national team and the Blues, all he needs is more trust and opportunities.
Harvey Weir
In addition to the loans, the Blues still have a shortage of talent in their academy; Xavier Simons, Lewis Hall, Jude Soonsup-Bell and Charlie Webster are all promising rising stars. However, I think the most immediate combat at present is the winger Harvey Vale. The 18-year-old has won two playing opportunities in the FA Cup and the Premier League Cup this season, and his dribbling and breakthrough are eye-catching. In the youth team, he gained 25 playing time, delivered nine goals and three assists, and was outstanding as a winger. If the Blues fail to borrow him, they might as well give him a chance to take the top, and there may be an unexpected surprise.