Conte system:
The Italian manager loves to use a 3-4-3 system, which depends not just on the attacking winger but also on the wing-backs to provide width during the game. Victor Moses, the attacking player that he is, has been able to find some joy in the final third as the system allows him to play his natural game. Similarly, Traore will also have a similar role to play in the squad and like already mentioned, though he may not be able to provide as much support at the back, he will surely be an effective player going forward. His attacking instincts are of the highest order and if given enough time, Traore might turn out to be a better option than Moses for Chelsea.
His age:
And most importantly, Traore’s age is what makes him an attractive option for Chelsea. At just 20, the Middlesbrough man has made 6 appearances for the Spain U19 side and has played 15 Premier League games thus far. He played 63 games for Barcelona B in Spain and at his age, he has already gathered loads of experience. Yet, he is still at the start of his career and is still learning. He will get better the more game time he gets and Conte will be determined to give him enough chances if he decides to make a move for him. Traore is a decent player who can improve most squads and Chelsea will be happy to have him as a deputy to Moses for the rest of the season.