Chelsea poised to sign teenage son of Premier League cult hero who played for bitter rivals

CHELSEA are reportedly acceptable to motion the lad of a Premier League cult hero.

The Blues person made an effort to motion the champion and youngest endowment from astir the satellite since the takeover by Clearlake.

The nine are present successful talks to motion Mathis Eboue from the Watford academy.

The 15-year-old is, of course, the lad of Arsenal cult leader Emmanuel Eboue.

The Daily Mail person claimed that Chelsea are discussing a compensation bundle with the Premier League.

This is due to the fact that the determination is taxable to the Prem's five-step process that applies to transfers which request compensation.

It is utilized to halt clubs from breaching Youth Development Rules.

An autarkic 3rd enactment is utilized to behaviour interviews with each progressive including the clubs and player's parents oregon guardians.

Eboue is already establishing himself arsenic 1 of the astir promising players successful his property group.

The attacker has played for the Hornets' up to the Under-21s and scored for the side.

He has besides represented the England Under-16s broadside successful the 1-0 triumph implicit France to snatch the U16 Challenge Trophy title.

Emmanuel Eboue established himself arsenic a instrumentality favourite astatine the Blues' London rivals Arsenal during his playing days.

The defender starred for the Gunners betwixt 2004 and 2011.

Fans fell successful emotion with the Ivory Coast planetary for his superb consciousness of humour connected and disconnected the pitch.

Eboue erstwhile revealed however helium told Queen Elizabeth II that helium would discontinue shot to look aft her corgis.

He made 219 appearances for the North London broadside and scored 9 goals but ne'er won immoderate silverware.

He came adjacent successful 2006 but Arsenal were beaten successful the Champions League last by Barcelona.

He was besides a portion of the squads which mislaid successful the 2007 and 2011 League Cup finals.