Chelsea signs “The Future of Bowren Dener” to go to stunt George

Chelsea left the game late Sunday, but Enzo Maresca’s Enzo Maresca’s Bluesca broke away from the wild game of neighbor Fulham’s victory and died in death, winning with a 2-1 victory.

Pedro Neto went all out to beat the 93rd minute to win a dramatic three-pointer, but he wasn’t the only major conversation point after the dust settled in Craven Cottage.

Indeed, 19-year-old Tyrique George is a hero who returns his team with a much-needed equalizer, and the teenage attacker now hopes for more advanced time after his chaotic cameo against Marco Silva’s master.

George’s promising performance at Chelsea

George would only find himself at Craven’s Cabin five minutes before the crucial game, and Maresca was delighted as his roster allowed him to throw promising youngsters into the game.

However, it’s not the only senior goal of the Camden-born attacker so far this season, as did George’s mid-April against Legia Warsaw, but when a group like Nicolas Jackson makes Bernd Leno’s chance pass by Bernd Leno’s or otherwise so impressive.

Now with Premier League victory, George will certainly ask for more first-team opportunities, and the flexible star can be a winger or tenth match, already winning 36 goals for the U18 and U21.

But he isn’t the only budding talent Maresca and Co will be expected to have high hopes, and the same dazzling attacker may be more willing to join George’s first team.

“World-class talent” can curb George’s

Stamford Bridge’s outfits didn’t always have a reputation when giving young people a lot of first teams, but that would soon change from George’s appearance on the scene.

After all, the current Palmeiras Ace Estêvão is ready and waiting to impress in England while waving his native Brazil in June, initially signing a £29 million deal last May.

The young South American prodigy may be two years younger than his new Bruce teammate, but since he entered the first team, he has been regularly intimidating defense for the Palmeiras, causing Chelsea to splash cash to land the 17-year-old sensational 17-year-old.

He has been declared “world-class talent” by scout Jacek Kulig and was “the future ballon d’Or Winner” by data analyst Ben Mattinson, who is obviously soon ready to go straight into the depths of the Bruce first team and possibly at George’s expense.

Scoring a total of 26 goals in the senior level, contributing to 13 assists, Estêvão will be eager to influence Maresca’s starting XI as he knows he’s ready for the next step of quality.

Given that George manages only two goals on the Blues’ first team, his time as a steady starter is likely to be smoother, and Brazil’s Wonderkid is also good at filling the wings or attacking midfielders like his original opponent.

In an ideal world, both players can start next season. But if that’s a toss between the two, expect estêvão to get a more meaningful first-team chance.