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Musonda is in the rare position of being handed his Chelsea debut—by Conte—in a final, having been introduced as a substitute against Arsenal in the 2017 Community Shield.
Ultimately, it has proved to be the high point of his career with the Blues to date, as Musonda has only made six further appearances for the club in the subsequent three and a half years.

He remains on Chelsea’s books—as part of the club’s loan army—but has yet to break (back) into the first-team picture.

A former Belgium U-21 international, he is eligible for Zambia.

Charly Musonda

The Nigeria full-back was given his professional debut by Conte during the 2016-17 season, with the versatile wideman starting an EFL Cup triumph over Bristol Rovers.
Two months later, he made his Premier League bow but ultimately made just three league appearances under Conte.

After time spent with Hull City and Torino, Aina is now back in the top flight with recently relegated Fulham.

Ola Aina

Conte handed Boga his unlikely Chelsea debut on the first day of the 2017-18 season, with the electric wideman a shock inclusion from the off against Burnley.
Unfortunately for the Ivorian, he lasted just 18 minutes before being substituted—sacrificed by Conte after Gary Cahill had been sent off.

It proved to be Boga’s sole league outing for the Blues, as he subsequently moved on loan to Birmingham City before being signed permanently by Sassuolo.

In recent years, he’s been linked with a move back to Stamford Bridge.

Jeremie Boga

Six-time Italian champion Asamoah enjoyed a long and decorated stint under Conte at Juventus, having joined—initially on loan—from Udinese in 2012.
Like another player on this list, he was converted from central midfielder to left sider under Conte, and played a key role in several title triumphs, even if injury denied him several peak years.

After leaving Juve in 2018, he’s gone on to represent Internazionale and Cagliari.

Kwadwo Asamoah

Moses enjoyed the finest spell of his career under Conte, after being converted by the Italian coach into a wing-back role.
Moses’s career at Stamford Bridge was going nowhere upon the coach’s arrival, but a shift to a deeper role revitalised the Nigerian wideman and he ended up a Premier League champion with the Blues in 2017.

The Super Eagle would also feature in two FA Cup finals, winning the big one in 2018, and was later re-united with Conte at Internazionale.

Victor Moses

The right wing-back has been a massive hit in Italy this season having been signed by Conte from Real Madrid during the summer.
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The wideman demonstrated his class during a two-year loan spell with Borussia Dortmund, but has truly come into his own this term, making 14 direct goal contributions during Inter’s run to the title.

He was particularly influential during the run-in, making decisive assists against Hellas Verona and Cagliari, while also scoring as the title was clinched against Crotone.

Rumours of a return to Real persist.

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