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| George McEachran |
Date of birth: 30 August 2000
Place of birth: Oxford
Position: Midfielder
International levels played at: England U18s, U17s, U16s
Trophies won at Chelsea: FA Youth Cup 2016/17; U18 Premier League 2016/17
George McEachran has been training with Chelsea from the start of his Under-8 year and is the youngest in his age group. A left-footed attacking player, he played mostly in midfield or in the number 10 position while progressing through the age groups prior to a couple of years featuring on the left wing, right wing as well as a loose striker.
The younger brother of Josh, he made five youth team appearances while still a schoolboy before featuring as a regular in his first season as a scholar, including appearances in all but one of our Youth Cup ties as we lifted the trophy for the sixth time in eight years. Among his half-dozen goals during the campaign, a last-minute winner in the league merit round against Manchester United at Cobham proved decisive in our push for the national title.
George has represented England up to Under-18 level and played every game at the European Championship for that age group in May 2017 as the young Lions lost the final to Spain on penalties. He signed his first professional contract on his 17th birthday, commiting him to the club until summer 2019.
Place of birth: Oxford
Position: Midfielder
International levels played at: England U18s, U17s, U16s
Trophies won at Chelsea: FA Youth Cup 2016/17; U18 Premier League 2016/17
George McEachran has been training with Chelsea from the start of his Under-8 year and is the youngest in his age group. A left-footed attacking player, he played mostly in midfield or in the number 10 position while progressing through the age groups prior to a couple of years featuring on the left wing, right wing as well as a loose striker.
The younger brother of Josh, he made five youth team appearances while still a schoolboy before featuring as a regular in his first season as a scholar, including appearances in all but one of our Youth Cup ties as we lifted the trophy for the sixth time in eight years. Among his half-dozen goals during the campaign, a last-minute winner in the league merit round against Manchester United at Cobham proved decisive in our push for the national title.
George has represented England up to Under-18 level and played every game at the European Championship for that age group in May 2017 as the young Lions lost the final to Spain on penalties. He signed his first professional contract on his 17th birthday, commiting him to the club until summer 2019.
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