text: Ian Wright has hailed Chelsea's up-and-coming star Jay Dasilva, claiming he is better than any current left back in the Barclays Premier League. The 16-year-old was part of the Chelsea Under 19 team that won the UEFA Youth League by beating Shakhtar Donetsk in Monday's final in Nyon, Switzerland. And former Arsenal and England striker Wright took to Twitter to praise him, saying: 'Congrats to Chelsea winning UEFA youth league. Jay da silva left back better player than any current prem left back.' Jay Dasilva has been praised by Ian Wright following his performances in the UEFA Youth League . Dasilva is better than any current Premier League left-back, according to Wright . Wright has predicted that four of the Chelsea side are set for a bright future in the game . In a later tweet, Wright also tipped Dasilva's team-mates Tammy Abraham, Charly Musonda and Charlie Colkett to enjoy bright futures in the game. Chelsea became the first English team to win the Youth League after two goals from captain Izzy Brown and another from Dominic Solanke led them to a 3-2 win. Dasilva, who hails from Luton and was signed by Chelsea aged 12, is an attack-minded left back who can also operate as a winger. Despite a slight build, he is able to make his presence felt and is quick going forward in possession of the ball and when tracking back. The Chelsea team pose with the UEFA Youth League trophy after their triumph in Nyon on Monday . Izzy Brown is buried beneath a pile of his team-mates after scoring Chelsea's opening goal . Dominic Solanke celebrates after scoring Chelsea's second goal against Shakhtar Donetsk . He progressed quickly from the Under 15 team to the Under 18 side last season and helped Chelsea to their FA Youth Cup win over Fulham. He scored in the first leg at Craven Cottage. This season has seen further progress, with Dasilva making eight appearances in the Under 21 Premier League and nine in the Youth League run. He recently helped England's Under 17 team to this summer's European Championship finals and is set to feature in the tournament in Bulgaria next month. Abraham, the 17-year-old forward, has enjoyed a prolific season for the Chelsea Under 18 side, scoring 24 times in the league at that age group and adding four more in the Youth League. His six goals have helped Chelsea to a fifth FA Youth Cup final in six seasons - they will play Manchester City in the final, with the first leg scheduled for Monday. (From left) Charly Musonda (left), Izzy Brown (centre) and Tammy Abraham pose with the trophy . Abraham takes on the Roma defence during Friday's Youth League semi-final in Nyon . Musonda takes on the Roma defence during Chelsea's Youth League semi-final on Friday . Musonda is a Belgium Under 21 international who plays an attacking midfield role for Chelsea's youth team. He scored in last season's Under 21 Premier League final with Manchester United at Old Trafford and contributed a crucial late goal in the first leg of the Youth Cup final with Fulham. Colkett, 18, is a central midfielder who played a part in each game during Chelsea's Youth League run and has also played for the Under 21s. He recently scored two goals in the second leg of the Youth Cup semi-final with Tottenham, helping swing the tie in their favour.
target: Former Arsenal and England striker hails Youth League winner Jay Dasilva .
  The left back was part of team that beat Shakhtar 3-2 in Monday's final .
  Ian Wright said 16-year-old was better than any Premier League left back .
  He also praised Tammy Abraham, Charly Musonda and Charlie Colkett .
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