Chelsea will send brilliant babe Jeffrey Bruma to Twente Enschede next season to play Champions League football - and come back as a first-teamer.
The 18-year-old Dutch centre half led the club’s kids to FA Youth Cup glory and has also made a couple of first-team appearances for the Stamford Bridge club this season.
But supremo Frank Arnesen thinks Bruma would benefit from a spell of regular action back in his homeland and a deal is teed up - whether Steve McClaren stays as coach or not.
Bruma, who joined Chelsea as a kid, is tipped to be John Terry’s eventual successor but the teenager needs to get games to continue his progress. Twente won the title and will be in the elite competition next season.
The 18-year-old Dutch centre half led the club’s kids to FA Youth Cup glory and has also made a couple of first-team appearances for the Stamford Bridge club this season.
But supremo Frank Arnesen thinks Bruma would benefit from a spell of regular action back in his homeland and a deal is teed up - whether Steve McClaren stays as coach or not.
Bruma, who joined Chelsea as a kid, is tipped to be John Terry’s eventual successor but the teenager needs to get games to continue his progress. Twente won the title and will be in the elite competition next season.
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