Billy Gilmour's game by numbers vs. Liverpool: 77% pass accuracy 62 touches 37 passes completed 5 tackles 2 take-ons 2 aerial duels 2 clearances 1 chance created Just 18-years-old. 166.1k Likes, 1,824 Comments - Jack Grealish (@jackgrealish) on Instagram: “And.... chill ♂️ nice to see @johnmcginn7 join us and looking in good shape whilst his injured ” Thus, he is heavily invested in perfecting his art by the day as he dates a new world of opportunities in top-flight football.Beyond the scenery of Gilmour’s sleek performances is an encouraging family. Following Gilmour’s Premier League debut against Sheffield in August 2019, it suffices to note that he is indeed on a meteoric rise and would stop at nothing to become the very best. Now without further ado, let’s begin.The Scottish national of white ethnicity with little known roots was raised at the town of Ardrossan in North Ayrshire, Scotland where he grew up alongside his younger brother Harvey Gilmour.Growing up in Ardrossan, football was an activity that brought out the best of excitements in young Gilmour as a kid. Although the then 15-16-year-old competed with men that were 5 years older and even trained with Rangers first team, he wasn’t still comfortable at the club.An extremely sought-after Gilmour rather sought higher purpose by dreaming of becoming the best in the world, and there came Chelsea supposedly screaming “we have just the best environment lad, come on, and experience a turning point to fame”.Chelsea secured the services of Gilmour in July 2017 for a reasonable fee and went on to test-run his fabulous technical abilities with U-18 premier league team before offering him his first professional contract in July 2018.Since then, fans have religiously followed Gilmour to see if the wonder-kid would either become a wonder-flop or have his career buried with series of loans before he eventually gets sold out. LifeBogger captures the most gripping, surprising and fascinating stories about football stars from their childhood times till date. It’s no secret he will have desires to reach that top level and play the same kind of role that made his manager so famous. Billy Gilmour was the best player on the pitch against Liverpool Credit: Getty Images - Getty. Der Mittelfeldspieler ist aktuell auch schottischer U21-Nationalspieler Karriere Verein. The midfielder had a bit of a moment to forget at Chelsea's Cobham base on FridayChelsea fans may be about to see a bit more of Billy Gilmour with the Blues back in Premier League action next Sunday.Handed his senior debut by Frank Lampard earlier in the season, the 19-year-old has earned rave reviews after a couple of outstanding performances for the west London club.The midfielder was widely praised for the role he played in Chelsea's 2-0 win over Liverpool in the FA Cup at the start of March, with Gilmour then putting in an equally good performance in the 4-0 demolition of Everton.Lampard has plenty of midfielders to pick from ahead of the Premier League restart and that means he is going to have a tough decision on his hands in terms of whether or not he selects Gilmour at Aston Villa.The youngster will be confident of making the squad at the very least going on his past two displays and a lot of Blues fans will be hoping that he gets some minutes at Villa Park.Key to earning a place in the team against Dean Smith's side will be continuing to impress Lampard and his coaching staff in training and their friendly games before their trip to the Midlands.Well, Gilmour had a bit of a moment to forget at the club's Cobham training base on Friday.Warming up alongside the likes of Antonio Rudiger, Olivier Giroud and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, the ex-Rangers man had a bit of an accident when trying to go over a small set of hurdles with the team doing some stretches.The midfielder unfortunately caught his foot on top of the hurdle and came crashing down to the ground right in front of his teammates, who couldn't contain their laughter as he picked himself up off the ground in embarrassment.In each football.london Chelsea bulletin, we'll be bringing you the latest breaking news, transfer features and comment pieces, as well as the key talking points for fans.We'll also send special newsletters when big stories break or there's a special event happening.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article - or any article on the Chelsea section of football.london in fact - labelled 'Get the biggest daily stories by email' and click 'Subscribe'.If you decide later that you no longer wish to receive the emails, simply follow the unsubscribe link in one of the newsletters - but we don't think you'll want to.