Chelsea has been so much amazing with the kind of squad they have right from their childhood till this moment. 

Below we have Reece James and Mason Mount who started with the club from their childhood and still doing fine with the club till this present moment.

Let me start with the star player Mason Mount.

The midfielder has impressed both those in the dugout and those in the stands during his first pre-season as a Chelsea player, scoring three goals and staking a strong place for a starting spot in Frank Lampard’s first competitive game in charge.

He makes the trip to the north-west with his team-mates vying with Ross Barkley for the advanced central midfield berth in Lampard’s expected 4-2-3-1

Mason’s journey through our Academy ranks has been steady but sure. A gifted player growing up, he was able to combine those technical skills with a humble and hard-working character. He is popular among team-mates and staff, while his family background has ensured his feet remain firmly on the ground.

After winning the Golden Player award as England's Under-19s won the European Championship last summer, Mason Mount has taken the Eredivisie by storm since joining Chelsea's feeder club, Vitesse, on loan.

Here is another star Reece James

The highly rated youngster enjoyed a productive loan spell at Wigan in 2018-19 and was involved for the Blues during a friendly outing in America

Reece James is setting his sights on first-team football at Chelsea after enjoying a breakthrough campaign in 2018-19.

At 19 years of age, a Stamford Bridge academy graduate believes he is ready to grace the senior stage.

Reece James (born 8 December 1999) is a professional footballer from England who is one of the budding young talents eager to prove their worth in the English League. He is one player that has particularly grabbed the attention of the EPL top-flight teams. James has been in the centre of attention during the summer transfer as two EPL teams contend to add this vibrant young talent to their squad. 

His versatility was a key attribute as he featured at right-back, wing-back and in a central defensive back three throughout the campaign, playing in every game as the Youth Cup was successfully retained and scoring a brilliant header in the semi-final at White Hart Lane.

Source: Goal