Jamie Gittens strives to pursue the performance of Idol Jadon Sancho.
Now a transfer agreement of £ 55 million has been concluded between Chelsea and Borussia Dortmund, the 20-year-old winger will be given the task of replacing his countryman and former teammate with Stamford Bridge.
Gittens, who flourished in the Academy setup of Boyhood Club Reading before moving to Manchester City later, has already verbally agreed a seven-year contract with the blues.
Ex-England U19 head coach Ian Foster is not under illusions that the winners of the Conference League of Enzo Maresca would acquire and explain an attacking jewel: “It is no surprise to see a club as large as Chelsea stands for Jamie.
“He was a calm boy, but a pleasure to work with, really modest, open -minded and always for the challenge. Jamie is a player who would never be discouraged if he had no success.
“He will rise against some of the world's best full-backs in the Premier League next season and if he is struggling, he will not be missing. In fact, it will have the opposite effect, it will actually excite him.