While Chelsea's fourth place finish and Europa League final spot indicate a positive season at Stamford Bridge, many fans around west London may disagree.
Many fans of the Blues have been left underwhelmed by the performances put in by Maurizio Sarri's side this term, with many claiming that more opportunities should be handed out to Chelsea's young stars.
One player who has been a victim of this complaint is Andreas Christensen.
The defender is regarded as one of the hottest defensive prospects in Europe, but has found first team opportunities somewhat limited this term.
The Sportsman have carried out research into how clubs in the Premier League used academy graduates during the 2018/19 season, and Christensen has taken a somewhat unwanted title.
The defender tops the list of times an academy graduates has been an unused substitute in the Premier League this term.
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I'm sure the placing will only add to Christensen's frustrations at Stamford Bridge, with the Danish international remaining an unused substitute on more occasions than the likes of Everton's Tom Davies, Tottenham's Kyle Walker-Peters and man City's Phil Foden.
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Academy Graduates with most Premier League involvements as an unused substitute
Andreas Christensen (Chelsea) - 21
Tom Davies (Everton) - 19
Kyle Walker-Peters (Tottenham) - 17
Phil Foden (Manchester City) - 16
Oliver Skipp (Tottenham) - 13
Matt Targett (Southampton) - 12
Jack Simpson (Bournemouth) - 11
Morgan Gibbs-White (Wolves) - 10
James Ward-Prowse (Southampton) -9
Sam Surridge (Bournemouth) - 8
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