Estevão Surpasses Messi and Agüero in Champions League Record
Chelsea's teenage Brazilian star, Estêvão, has made history in the UEFA Champions League, achieving a milestone that legends Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero never did. At just 18 years old, he became the first South American player aged 18 or younger to score in back-to-back Champions League games.
Remarkable Performances for Chelsea
Estêvão’s breakthrough came during Chelsea's dominant 5-1 victory over Ajax at Stamford Bridge. He continued his impressive form in the 2-2 draw against Qarabağ, scoring in the 16th minute with a skillful finish after cutting in from the right side.
"Estêvão is now the only South American player to score in consecutive UEFA Champions League appearances while aged 18 or younger." — Opta
Rising Star in European Football
The young forward’s calm and confident display at such a young age highlights his immense potential. Despite his personal success, Chelsea faced challenges in their match against Qarabağ.
Record-Breaking Feat
- First South American under 19 to score in consecutive Champions League matches
- Followed his goal against Ajax with another composed strike in Azerbaijan
- Recognized by Opta for his unique achievement
Estêvão’s performances signal the arrival of a new talent making waves in European football.
Author’s summary: Estêvão’s historic goal-scoring run in the Champions League cements him as a rising South American talent, surpassing legends like Messi and Agüero at just 18 years old.