There aren't many footballers who have a World Cup winners medal in their collection before their 17th birthday, but then Callum Hudson-Odoi is clearly out of the ordinary.
The Chelsea forward's career has followed a steep trajectory these last few months, ticking off a number of important landmarks in very quick succession.
It was on October 28 that Hudson-Odoi supplied two assists to inspire England's stunning comeback to beat Spain in the Under-17 World Cup final, rounding off an outstanding tournament.


Just before Christmas, having trained with Antonio Conte's first-team squad for several weeks, the teenager was called into a matchday squad for the first time for the EFL Cup tie against Bournemouth.