Norwich City manager Dean Smith says that Billy Gilmour's application and attitude are "second to none", which could give Chelsea's new ownership structure a pointer on his future.
Gilmour, 20, moved to East Anglia for a new challenge as the young Scotsman looks to develop his game away from Stamford Bridge ahead of a potential permanent spot opening up for him in Chelsea's first team roster.
The midfielder was one of many players to make up this season's 'loan army' with high-profile moves away from west London, with the likes of Conor Gallagher and Armando Broja impressing at Crystal Palace and Southampton respectively.
