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Chelsea agree £29m deal for Brazil wonderkid Estevao

BBC Sport Saturday, 18 May 2024
Chelsea set to sign 17-year-old Estevao Willian from Palmeiras after agreeing an initial fee of 34m euros (£29m) for the forward.
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