Billy Gilmour has continued the fine form he showed before the shutdown with a double in his first game back.
The Scottish youngster scored twice in Chelsea's 7-1 win over Queen's Park Rangers on Sunday.
Glasgow-born Gilmour came up through the ranks at Ibrox before leaving Rangers for Chelsea in July 2017. The 19-year-old has 12 Scotland under-21 caps to his name, and his form earlier this year had many speculating about a potential call-up to Steve Clarke's senior side.
Gilmour received consecutive man-of-the-match awards for Frank Lampard's team in March, first against Liverpool in the FA Cup and then against Everton in the Premier League.
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His superb performance against Liverpool attracted praise from Manchester United legend Roy Keane, who said on Sky Sports: ""I was at home with a cup of tea and a bit of chocolate in front of me, and I didn't have the volume on.
"As the game started I literally got out of my seat, which I very rarely do, and I thought 'Who is this kid in midfield?'
"There's certain traits you want from a midfielder, whether it be quality on the ball, football intelligence, composure, he had everything.
"It was one of the best performances I've seen in a long, long time."
Chelsea's first competitive match since the shutdown takes place on Sunday when they take on Aston Villa at Villa Park.
