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Chelsea’s New Wonderkid Goes Viral After Scoring 2 Goals in 2 Minutes

Estevao Willian is the exciting Brazilian winger who will make his move to Chelsea this summer. He arguably just played his best game of the season for Palmeiras as he scored twice in rapid succession against Ceará.

The match saw him score his first goal from a rebound after only just missing a penalty in the 67th minute. Two minutes later, he thundered in a powerful, world-class effort from just inside the area, stunning the goalkeeper.

This exciting display has contributed to Estevao’s increasing status as one of Brazil’s finest young players. Chelsea supporters have been waiting for his arrival, hoping that he would show similar contributions at Stamford Bridge.

His current form indicates that he could be a game-changer in the team, bringing creativity and creativity to their attack. It is expected that he will be available for the upcoming Club World Cup this June.

Chelsea Have Focused on a Youth Recruitment Policy

Chelsea’s transfer strategy under Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali has been trending towards buying young players. Proof of this is evident in their recent acquisitions, like that of Estevao Willian, who is joining the Blues in the summer.

Besides Estevao, they has also signed a few other young talents. Aston Villa attacking midfielder Omari Kellyman signed in June 2024. Barcelona striker Marc Guiu also signed up last summer. Renato Veiga and Caleb Wiley were also signed.

Saint-Etienne’s Mathis Amougou joined on an eight-year deal earlier this year. Meanwhile, Sporting Lisbon defensive midfielder Dario Essugo will be signed when he finishes his loan at Las Palmas. Geovany Quenda will stay on loan with the Portuguese club until 2026 before reporting to Chelsea.

This type of youth-targeted recruitment campaign says a lot about the Blues’ determination to construct a future by developing up-and-coming stars. The club hierarchy are hoping to construct a cohesive team that can compete at the highest level for the next decade.

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