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Chelsea superkid Charly Musonda is wanted back in Belgium.

Musonda is now part of Chelsea's U21 squad.

Het Nieuwsblad says Zulte Waregem and Anderlecht
are both keen to sign Chelsea's Belgian starlet Musonda on loan next season.

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He is a very special young player indeed. His goal last night reminded me of Piazon's against Forest in the Youth Cup a couple of years ago but this kid shows more than young Lucas did at the same age. He's got the tricks, he's got supreme touch for a person of his age, but it's the athleticism and pace with which he did everything that marked him out.

His physical strength would be the only question mark you'd put against his name but he looks much stronger than he did last season and is very agile.

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I'm so sure he'll make it here, he's too good to not make it.

I saw him playing against my little cousin in a U15 game (Anderlecht v Brussels), he was by far the best player on the pitch and some of them are playing in big clubs now (Nabil Jaadi for example, he joined Udinese,...), he was younger than them but nobody could take the ball out of him.

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It's crazy how many fantastic players multicultural cities like Antwerp, Brussels and Liege have given us in the past 10 years. We used to have a national team with 3 or 4 good technical players and a bunch of lumberjacks to fill the ranks...

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Chelsea Under 21 star Charly Musonda part of talented footballing family and dreams of making it in Premier League

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2630197/Chelsea-Under-21-star-Charly-Musonda-one-three-Belgian-brothers-Zambian-heritage.html#ixzz31tZuCVTY
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How come Belgium are producing so many great young players? Surely the English Fa can learn a thing or two from them.

It starts from the grass roots level. If there's one thing that I've noticed during my time here in the UK it's that the coaching levels in general are quite poor/average compared to other countries.
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