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·5. September 2025
(Video): Chelsea star achieves big career milestone with impressive performance on the international stage

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·5. September 2025
Estevao Willian achieved a huge career milestone on Thursday evening as he scored his first goal for Brazil against Chile.
The 18-year-old arrived at Chelsea this summer, but the Blues agreed a deal with Palmerias last summer worth up to £51.4m.
Estevao is one of six new attackers in the Chelsea squad, with the Blues also making five new signings in the attacking third as the attack underwent a huge revamp.
A lot of excitement has surrounded the arrival of Estevao, and he’s viewed as the biggest talent in Brazilian football since Neymar.
He scored on his first start for Chelsea in a pre-season game against Bayer Leverkusen, and has made an impressive start to life at Stamford Bridge.
Estevao scored his first goal for Brazil against Chile. (Photo by Ruano Carneiro/Getty Images)
Estevao has started two of Chelsea’s first three Premier League games, and was particularly impressive against West Ham, where he became the youngest Blues player to register a league assist in the club’s history.
The precocious talent is already a full Brazil international, and on Thursday evening against Chile he hit another big milestone with his first goal for his country.
Brazil worked a nice team move and Estevao was there to bundle the ball home at the back post with an acrobatic finish from short range.
Estevao is viewed as a generational talent by Chelsea, but it’s important the Blues provide the right environment for him to thrive in, and don’t put a lot of expectation on his shoulders, but he’s made a brilliant start to life in England.
Estevao wasn’t the only Chelsea to score for his country, with Marc Cucurella also finding the back of the net for Spain.
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Cucurella scored Spain’s second goal in their 3-0 away win against Bulgaria with a well taken finish from inside the box.
The Spaniard has become a real threat in the final third, and scored seven goals for the Blues last season including crucial winners against Leicester and Manchester United.