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| Cole Dasilva |
Date of birth: 11 May 1999
Place of birth: Luton
Position: Defender
International levels played at: Wales U20s, U19s, U17s, U16s; England U16s
Trophies won at Chelsea: FA Youth Cup 2016/17; U18 Premier League 2016/17
Cole signed as an Under-12 along with his older brother Jay and twin brother Rio from Luton Town. Originally deployed as a left-winger, he is now used predominantly as a full-back and can play on either side due to his quality with either foot.
He has represented Wales up to the Under-20 age group and played nine times for our youth team in the 2014/15 season when still a schoolboy. In 2015/16, he featured often as Joe Edwards's side won the south section of the Under-18 Premier League and also made his Under-21 debut.
The defender was a regular during the following season, offering versatility as a full-back or wing-back in differing systems. In April 2017, he emulated his older brother Jay by scoring in a Youth Cup final, the final goal in our 6-2 aggregate win over Manchester City. Later in the summer, he featured for Wales at the Toulon Tournament and signed a new contract committing himself to the club until the end of the 2017/18 season.
Place of birth: Luton
Position: Defender
International levels played at: Wales U20s, U19s, U17s, U16s; England U16s
Trophies won at Chelsea: FA Youth Cup 2016/17; U18 Premier League 2016/17
Cole signed as an Under-12 along with his older brother Jay and twin brother Rio from Luton Town. Originally deployed as a left-winger, he is now used predominantly as a full-back and can play on either side due to his quality with either foot.
He has represented Wales up to the Under-20 age group and played nine times for our youth team in the 2014/15 season when still a schoolboy. In 2015/16, he featured often as Joe Edwards's side won the south section of the Under-18 Premier League and also made his Under-21 debut.
The defender was a regular during the following season, offering versatility as a full-back or wing-back in differing systems. In April 2017, he emulated his older brother Jay by scoring in a Youth Cup final, the final goal in our 6-2 aggregate win over Manchester City. Later in the summer, he featured for Wales at the Toulon Tournament and signed a new contract committing himself to the club until the end of the 2017/18 season.
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