Do Portsmouth have England's next top star with Ryan Kavuma-McQueen?
Portsmouth have certainly been impressed by the exploits of Ryan Kavuma-McQueen this season.
The 17-year-old completed a temporary switch to Fratton Park in the summer.
A loan deal was arranged with Chelsea having made his senior debut in the FA Cup last season.
There were questions over his lack of first-team minutes before linking up with John Mousinho's side.
They have been quickly dispelled having already made nine appearances for the Blues.
Kavuma-McQueen is making a difference for Portsmouth, but could he be good enough for England one day?
The numbers behind Ryan Kavuma-McQueen at Portsmouth so far
It has been just three months for the winger, but he is already settled into life at Fratton Park.
He got his first taste of derby action against Southampton recently and will likely be keen for more after the result went against Mousinho's men.
The 2009-born ace followed that up with a top showing against Sheffield United as he bagged an assist in a 3-2 win.
That was his third goal involvement of the season having picked up a goal and assist against Lincoln and Blackburn Rovers respectively.
He's combined that with a string of excellent stats as his seven chances created and 20 successful dribbles have certainly shown him to be one of the best in the division.
Kavuma-McQueen has combined that with winning 42 duels while winning eight fouls, an average of 1.47 per 90.
All this in such a small sample size has certainly caught the eye and it will be interesting to see if he can maintain it.
If he can, there are plenty of examples to learn from on the international stage.
Who could Kavuma-McQueen replicate with England?
There have been so many recent examples of talents who have featured in the EFL and then played for England.
Jude Bellingham is the most known example having broken through with Birmingham City before becoming arguably the Three Lions' best player.
Reece James will serve as an example for Kavuma-McQueen as someone who thrived on loan in the Championship while on loan from Chelsea.
The defender was a star at Wigan Athletic before returning to Chelsea to be an regular.
He has gone on to win the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League as well as 29 England caps.
That will be the dream for the Portsmouth loanee as he looks to make his presence felt at Fratton Park.
It will now be down to Kavuma-McQueen to make that step up whether that be with Pompey or elsewhere.