Barbados football is continuing to get a first-hand look at Chelsea’s big brand of soccer as the European giants returned this week for the third time in less than a year as part of their partnership with the Barbados Tourism Authority (BTA).
And Jalen Johnson, 6, wasted no time in showing his Chelsea coaches how far he’s come along after flashing several dribbling skills during yesterday’s practical session at the Wildey Astro Turf. (Picture by Kenmore Bynoe.)
Kicking for show
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