Despite some early setbacks in the 2025-26 season, Chelsea have asserted themselves as one of England’s top teams. Coach Enzo Maresca has steered the team back on course with three consecutive victories, cementing its status in the Premier League’s upper echelon. Moreover, Marc Guiu and Estevao shattered a remarkable club record in the Champions League match against Ajax, highlighting the Blues’ resurgence.
In an electrifying Champions League clash between Chelsea and Ajax, Marc Guiu etched his name into the history books by netting the opening goal and becoming the youngest Blues player to score in the competition at 19. Yet, just thirty minutes later, 18-year-old Estevao shattered that freshly-minted record, scoring the team’s fourth goal and claiming the title of the youngest Chelsea player to score in the Champions League, reported Fabrizio Romano.
Chelsea have demonstrated that patience and hard work can lay the foundation for a promising project. Initially, the influx of new players left the Blues struggling to find cohesion. However, coach Enzo Maresca successfully assembled a competitive roster, highlighting youth, versatility, and talent, which has enabled them to navigate the current wave of injuries with ease with Estevao leading as the most promising player in the team.
At the start of the season, Marc Guiu found himself without prominence or space on the roster, unlike Estevao. The arrival of Liam Delap, the rise of Joao Pedro and Tyrique George edged the Spaniard out, resulting in a loan to Sunderland. However, Delap’s injury sidelined him for several months, prompting the Blues to recall Guiu. With his immediate impact, he has now earned a place in the team as Joao’s backup.
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