Chelsea’s Brazilian teenager Estêvão has made history in the UEFA Champions League, reaching a milestone that even Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero never achieved. At just 18 years old, Estêvão scored in consecutive Champions League matches, a feat unmatched by any South American player of his age.
After scoring in Chelsea’s 5-1 victory over Ajax at Stamford Bridge, Estêvão continued his impressive form by netting again in a 2-2 draw against Qarabağ in Azerbaijan. In the 16th minute, he calmly cut inside from the right and slotted a low shot into the bottom corner, giving Chelsea an early lead.
“Following tonight's goal, Estêvão is now the only South American player to score in consecutive UEFA Champions League appearances while aged 18 or younger.” — Opta
Estêvão’s rapid ascent in Europe demonstrates his poise and talent, marking him as one of football’s brightest young prospects. Despite his individual success, Chelsea’s overall performance in the match faced challenges.
Estêvão’s record-breaking Champions League goals highlight his emerging talent and unique place among young South American footballers excelling on the European stage.
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