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Young Striker Eze Makes Loan Move
Saturday, 20th Dec 2025 12:03

Academy striker Nelson Eze has joined Isthmian League Premier Division Dartford on an initial one-month’s loan.

The 6ft 6in tall 18-year-old, who is making his first loan move, has featured regularly for the U18s and U21s this season.

Eze, who signed a three-year pro deal with the Blues last December having joined the club as an U16 from Norwich City, could make his debut for the side managed by Ipswich-born Adrian Pennock when they host St Albans City this afternoon.

Town’s U18s game away at Southampton this morning was postponed.

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Edmundo added 13:28 - Dec 20 Any relationship with Arsenal's Ebereche?
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Pilgrimblue added 19:43 - Dec 20 He should be on the bench here. Kieran doesn’t give our youngsters a chance! Why have a youth team if they’re not good enough. Something needs to change.
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blues1 added 22:52 - Dec 20 Pilgrimblue. Tell me you know nothing about football without telling me. Nowhere near ready for 1st team football
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