Chelsea youngster Trevoh Chalobah hopes that he can make the grade at the club in the future.

The 20-year-old has been on loan at Huddersfield this term.

He has impressed, and is hoping that he can join the likes of Mason Mount, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Tammy Abraham as graduates of the youth setup into the first team.

"For me, I wouldn't see it as pressure but just confidence and hope to see the guys you have played with most of your life doing well. As long as you believe in yourself then you will feel it's possible," he told football.london.

"I think those boys have shown that going on loan is beneficial for the players. To go out and get game time and experience, that's the main thing.

"Those boys have come in and done well and proved people wrong that they are good enough. It just shows that the loan system does work and if you do well then you can have the achievements they have had. I speak to them almost every day, so it's really good. I have been watching most of their games, seen them scoring and I'm happy for them."

Chalobah was also happy at signing a new deal with the club last summer.

"It was good to get a new deal and get rewarded for what I had done well last year," he went on to say.

"This year is the same, really, just focusing on Huddersfield, doing my best for the team and then just seeing what happens next season."