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Chelsea have convinced the Football Association to make Bertrand Traoré the first player to receive a work permit under their new set of rules and give the highly-rated teenager the chance to win a place in manager Jose Mourinho’s first-team squad for next season.

It was as a trialist on Chelsea's pre-season tour to Asia in 2013 - the first of Jose Mourinho's second spell as manager - when there was even more interest in his ability and he scored against a Malaysia XI in Kuala Lumpur.

Chelsea acted decisively before a change in Football Association regulations to obtain a work permit for Traore, who travelled on the July 2015 tour to North America and has been incorporated in the squad since.

“We will find out over the next 48 hours how we will treat the injury.” The blow of losing Traore has been softened by the impeding return to fitness of Romelu Lukaku, who has missed several games due to an ankle injury.

The on-loan Chelsea forward has provided crucial goals for the Toffees over the season, and Martinez will hope he can quickly get back into his goalscoring groove.

Chelsea's recruitment of young talent is under scrutiny after it emerged Burkina Faso international Bertrand Traore played for their under-18s side when aged 16, in an apparent breach of FIFA regulations.

Perhaps surprisingly, the only question marks over Traore concern his fitness.

It was he who decided to take Traore on the pre-season tour after being impressed by DVD footage of the youngster’s performances in academy matches for the Blues.

Traore is strong and quick, confident and technically adroit on the ball, and as his exploits in south-east Asia demonstrate, he can certainly finish with aplomb.

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