Estêvão – Foto: X.com/ Chelsea FC
Chelsea forward Estevão scored his first Premier League goal in a 2-1 victory over Liverpool in London. The 18-year-old former Palmeiras player overcame the critical nickname “Cuiabá man,” used to question his performance in big games. The match took place in October 2025, and the goal contributed to the Blues’ win.
The Brazilian also scored a chip in the 4-3 win against Wolverhampton in the English League Cup. He has three goals in 13 games for Chelsea, starting five. Estevão joined the club mid-2025 and plays in all competitions.
In an ESPN interview, the player thanked family and divine support. He noted family helped him handle criticism in Brazil.
- Thanks God for challenges that prepared him for current success.
- Emphasizes family support in wins and losses.
- Celebrates chance to help Chelsea in classics.
Estevao’s message to the Chelsea fans! 🤍
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) October 31, 2025
Adaptation in London
Estevão moved from São Paulo to London mid-year. Brazilian teammates eased initial integration.
Players like Andrey Santos and João Pedro provide daily support. Spanish players and Portuguese Pedro Neto help due to language similarity.
Captain Reece James stands out in welcoming. He talks constantly with Estevão on and off the field.
Communication improved with English learning. Translators were needed before for interactions.
On-field performance
The forward scored in every competition for Chelsea. Goals include Premier League and League Cup.
Against Liverpool, the strike decided the 2-1 game. The club changed his nickname on social media to “Liverpool man”.
Midweek, the chip sealed the win over Wolverhampton. Estevão played 13 matches so far.
He started five games. Numbers show quick evolution in English football.
Team relationships
Reece James acts as key in adaptation. The Englishman maintains constant dialogue since the Brazilian’s arrival.
Estevão plays near the captain on field. This eases instructions during games.
The whole group offers welcome. Brazilians, Spaniards, and Portuguese form support network.
Next challenge
Chelsea faces Tottenham this Saturday, November 1, at 2:30 PM (Brasília time). The match is for the Premier League.
Estevão aims to improve stats. The game will have live broadcast.
The team seeks to maintain momentum. The Brazilian may extend goal streak.
Accumulated numbers
Three goals in 13 games mark promising start. Five starts indicate coach confidence.
- Premier League goals: 1.
- League Cup goals: 1 (chip).
- Total matches: 13.
Estevão shows versatility in competitions. Performance reflects maturity at 18.
