Chelsea boss says Estêvão is devastated after possible injury 🎥

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Chelsea boss says Estêvão is devastated after possible injury 🎥

Chelsea boss says Estêvão is devastated after possible injury 🎥

Estêvão has become a cause for concern for Chelsea and the Brazilian National Team after being substituted early in the match against United this Saturday (18).The English club has not yet commented...

Chelsea boss says Estêvão is devastated after possible injury 🎥

Estêvão has become a cause for concern for Chelsea and the Brazilian National Team after being substituted early in the match against United this Saturday (18).The English club has not yet commented...

Chelsea's young Brazilian star Estêvão faces an anxious wait after a potentially serious injury scare. The 18-year-old forward was forced off early in Saturday's match against Manchester United, leaving his club and national team prospects in doubt.

Manager Liam Rosenior painted a heartbreaking picture of the dressing room scene, stating the teenager was "devastated" and in tears at halftime. "I’m really sad for him," Rosenior said in his post-match press conference. The initial concern is a right thigh injury, sustained as Estêvão sprinted toward goal in a one-on-one situation.

The timing could not be worse, with the Brazilian National Team set to announce its World Cup squad on May 18th. Estêvão, a rising talent, had already missed a previous international window due to injury earlier this year, making this setback a cruel blow to his dreams of representing his country on the world's biggest stage.

Chelsea also saw midfielder Enzo Fernández substituted, compounding a difficult day for the Blues. Rosenior praised both players' character, calling them "good lads" who work hard, and expressed hope for a swift recovery. The club is expected to provide a medical update on both players, with fans and Seleção supporters holding their breath for positive news.

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