Marca: Real Madrid had an interest in Estewan, but Chelsea s quick move caused Real Madrid to miss their players

Recently, Marca talked about Palmeles' young genius Estewan. They said that Real Madrid had been paying attention to and intends to sign players, but Chelsea's quick move caused Real Madrid to miss Estewan.

18-year-old Estewan has become famous in the football world. As Palmeiras' attacker, he has become the main player of one of Brazil's largest clubs at such a young age, attracting the attention of European giants.

Although he was closely watched by Real Madrid, he eventually chose Chelsea. Now, he is preparing to play in his last match against Palmeiras and will then go to the Premier League to play.

For the past decade, Real Madrid has been sticking to the strategy of introducing young geniuses and signing them before their value surges. Vinicius, Rodrigo and Rainier are successful examples of this strategy. The first two have become the main players of the team, and Vinicius is expected to make history at the Bernabeu Stadium.

In this context, Estewan seems to be the next target. His left foot skills and excellent dribbling remind people of Messi at his peak, hence the name "Messinho". Although this comparison is somewhat dangerous, it is not unfounded. Estewan has excellent ball-handling ability, vision, breakthrough ability and calm beyond age.

Real Madrid has been paying attention to Estewan since he was making his mark in the Palmeiras youth team, however, the competition for players is extremely fierce. Chelsea was the most active and decisive side, who made a offer of about €65 million, including additional terms, quickly completed the deal.

Chelsea has proved its willingness to invest in young geniuses, such as Enzo, Kesedo, etc. They paid the transfer fee without hesitation to ensure the player, who is considered Brazil's next great idol, joins. One of the special features of the deal is that Estewan will stay in Palmeiras until next summer and then officially join Chelsea after the Club World Cup.