Chelsea brews its own Osimhen & Aguero hybrid in “The Best of Cobham”

During the international break, many Chelsea stars are running for their country during the international break, with Pedro Neto and Marc Cucurella both playing in the National League on Thursday night, with the likes of Reece James and Levi Colwill participating in Thomas Tuchel’s first team in England.

Meanwhile, Cole Palmer exited the three Lions roster, staying in Cobham to recover his injury setback in hopes of his first game against Chelsea on April 3 against Tottenham Hotspur.

But it’s not just a senior star who plays an international role in international responsibilities this week, so four college graduates who beat Wales 2-0 this week were running for England’s U19 this week.

Chelsea’s U19 England star

Chelsea’s three academy stars started with a match against Wales, with Josh Acheampong captaining at the left centre-back, not his natural position.

Kiano Dyer started in midfield with Newcastle stars Lewis Miley and Tyrique George.

Both George and Acheampong have played on their first team several times this season, with the 19-year-old winger making 17 appearances this season, providing four assists, and playing a total of 713 minutes.

Meanwhile, Acheampong made eight appearances and played for a total of 421 minutes.

However, there is a fourth Cobham star against Wales in England’s U19 European Championship qualifier, and many fans are already very excited about it, as the young man’s high praise has been received at such a young age.

Chelsea’s own Osimhen & Aguero Hybrid

Chelsea’s Shumaira Mheuka came from the bench against Wales U19 on Wednesday night, climbing the England Under 19 for Manchester United’s Ethan Wheatley, who scored another goal in England’s 2-0 victory and scored the goal in the 84th minute.

Mheuka was tagged as “the best of Cobham” by Talent Scout Jacek Kulig, noting that the 17-year-old striker was “jewelry”.

The young forward has excellent power to start contact, and even if they are slightly bigger than him, they are often able to meet challenges and bully defenders. But he also has deceptive agility, especially in the box, often making himself an extra half-yard space to shoot, like Sergio Agüero.

This unique ability to transfer the ball to the strikers in the Premier League in a tight space as they are able to create their own shooting opportunities rather than relying on others to create opportunities for them, reminiscent of Aguero, the master of creating their own shooting angle.

While Mheuka has the ball-operating quality of an Aguero-type striker in the box, he also has the physical characteristics of winner Osimhen, who used his body to cover the ball and bullies in the box. Chelsea has been linked to recent Windows-related Osimhen moves, but Mheuka’s development can save them a lot of changes.

The 17-year-old is still developing physically and technically, and if he continues to grow and adds some extra height, his already strong physical base may become more useful, which makes Mheuka a huge box in the Premier League.

The 17-year-old striker made his debut against Copenhagen in the UEFA Conference League, before standing out as Christopher Nkunku during the break. Mheuka was unable to participate and received almost no service, resulting in his three games, with only nine touches in 45 minutes.

Mheuka played 42 times for Chelsea’s academy on the U18 and U21 teams, scoring 19 goals and providing five assists for a total of 2,593 minutes of play. He has also won ten times for all ages of England, making 20 appearances from U15-U19.

Although he is young and developing, many have the right to be excited about Mheuka, who has all the attributes of an excellent striker and has already performed well in the Premier League with the need to perform well in the physical level of the Premier League.