- Chelsea have agreed a deal for the transfer of Norwegian wonderkid Bryan Fiabema
- But the 16-year-old striker will have to join the Blues Academy where he will continue his career
- Fiabema has already made a senior appearance for hometown club Tromso
Premier League giants Chelsea have agreed a transfer deal with Tromso over the signing of 16-year-old Norwegian striker Bryan Fiabema.
According to the report on UK Sun, Fiabema impressed while on trial with Chelsea and he will now join the Blues' Academy - becoming the club's first signing since their transfer ban was lifted.
At the time of his trials, he was joined by compatriot Christos Zafeiris but it remains unclear if the midfielder will also complete a move to west London.
Fiabema has already made his senior debut in Norway with current club Tromso after playing in the game against FK Haugesund in July.
He will work alongside Chelsea youth coaches Andy Myers and Ed Brand, but will be hoping he can break into the first team.
This would be in the footsteps of Mason Mount, Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori all who graduated from Chelsea Academy.
Meanwhile, Chelsea are expected to sign more players when the January transfer window opens as Frank Lampard is said to have been given £100m to buy fresh legs.
