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Thomas Tuchel could look to the future at the end of a tumultuous season for Chelsea on and off the pitch.

Chelsea boss Tuchel has got one of Europe’s best academies at his disposal and some of the brightest youngsters within the club’s ranks. These players may get a bigger role in the future if Chelsea’s new ownership increase the already admirable reliance on homegrown talent rather than big name signings.

But there are exciting young players at the academy, and out on loan, destined to go far. Here’s a look at the the best prospects who could feature in their final game of the season away at Watford on Sunday, and potentially even make themselves part of the first-team setup next season.

The 18-year-old is a versatile forward who can operate in several different positions and is showing every sign of following in the footsteps of academy graduates like Mason Mount, Reece James, Conor Gallagher and Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has already given him first team minutes this season and he has represented England at under-16s through to 19s. He has also played at wing back, can play wide or further forward and his versatility may be appealing to Tuchel because of the back three system that he has used since taking charge.

Vale has one year left on his current deal, there is definite excitement building about him and he has also shown good leadership qualities for the under-18s while he has played also at