Chelsea have been so dominant throughout this year’s Europa Conference, while only almost all teams have been removed, and have been able to use the competition for blood.
The Blues have one foot in the final after winning 4-1 in Jurgarden in their semi-finals on Thursday – and this time it was the turn of the 16-year-old Rigi Walshi, which was introduced on the World Theater.
During the age of boys, he still cannot sign a professional contract until his 17-year birthday in October.
But now Walsh is Chelsea’s third youngest youngster, who has made their debut in 1967 after only midfielder Hamilton and goalkeeper Kingsley Wifen – after six months and 11 days after his birth in
When asked by the BBC Sport, why did he choose to bring Walsh, which was near the box to score with his first touch, Maresca said:
“But he is still very young, he must learn, he needs to work hard and needs to be developed with certainty.
“But we’re happy, they just told me that we’ve given the academy first eight times this season. I think it’s good.
“Walsh now needs to focus on his GCSE,” Maresca added. “This is the most important thing for him at this moment, undoubtedly!”
Walsh is a technical midfield in terms of technical and has played more for the Under-18 club this season, scoring four goals and two assists in 15 appearances, and two games for the Under-21 club.
At the age of seven, he joined Chelsea and advanced through older groups in Kobham and grew up in western London. He represents England, under the age of 15 to under 17 years.
Mareska was whispering in her ear when she was preparing for her coming, and then revealed to her teenager, “Enjoy the moment, be happy and play with us every day.
“He’s very good because it makes everything easy,” he said.
“He’s a very good player, high quality. He’s definitely going too far. I’m very happy to play his first game. I hope there is more for him and I’m very happy for him,” he said on TNT Sport.