News about Fabio Borini

As soon as Sunderland was drawn against bitter rivals Newcastle in the FA Cup, it became the hottest ticket in town. Although ticket prices were comming, it appears that some of Sunderland and Newcastle's former players soaked up the atmosphere at the Stadium of Light. England No. 1 Jordan Pickford, who rose to fame at Sunderland, was on hand, while the hosts' former striker Fabio Borini jetted in for the match.

BY DANIEL MATTHEWS: Experience taught Fabio Borini how to hatch a plan in case the ground ever shook under his feet. Once more. The striker says, 'Pack an emergency bag with everything you need.' To get out, keep it close to the door at night so you don't have to worry about what you're doing when you go out.' Don't lock the door.' It was a tactic adopted by Borini in Italy, where tremors terrorized his family for a week, if not more.' 'My wife was a little bit shaken,' he says. So he taught her about the bag and the lock. Borini continues, 'It's traumatic.' 'You only need to be prepared; there is nothing else you can do.'

The Blues have consistently produced talented players from their academy, despite Chelsea's decision to fork out £566 million on new players since Todd Boehly became the club's owner. Several other players began their playing careers at Chelsea before going on to make appearances for several Premier League clubs. Sportsmail has complied pictures of some former prospects to have been part of the Chelsea academy, before making their names elsewhere, can you tell who they are?