CHELSEA fans believe the club could be successful again after seeing Estevao Willian and Kendry Paez face off in South America.
The two young stars are set to join Chelsea in the summer of 2025 but are already representing their nations.
Brazil won the World Cup qualifier 1-0 thanks to a goal from Real Madrid‘s Rodrygo in the 30th minute.
Estevao and Paez both saw plenty of action as they came on in the second half.
Paez, 17, replaced Jeremy Sarmiento in the 46th minute and saw plenty of the ball with 41 touches.
He completed 83 per cent of his 35 passes but lost possession eight times.
Estevao, 17, entered the fray in the 62nd minute and put in a composed performance.
He completed all 12 of his passes in Brazil‘s midfield, one of which created a big chance that was not converted.
The pair were seen chatting after the game, leading Chelsea fans to get excited about their impending arrivals, claiming “the world is not ready”.
One posted: “The future of Chelsea is bright.”
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A second wrote: “Big talents of the future. Excited to see their development.”
A third commented: “Chelsea is the home of talent.”
A fourth said: “We’re blessed. Two of the world’s best young players will soon play for us.”
Another added: “Chelsea’s future is looking bright.”
Estevao is believed to have cost the Blues an eye-watering £55million to sign him from Brazilian outfit Palmeiras.
The midfielder will join up with the squad next summer and be contracted to the Stamford Bridge side until 2032.
Paez, on the other hand, cost the club a more modest £17m from Ecuadorian club Independiente del Valle.
He has already been hailed by the likes of compatriot and soon to be team-mate Moises Caicedo.
The former Brighton and Hove Albion star has raved about Paez’s talents.
He told La Cancha Con Majo: “He’s a crack.
“The truth is there are times where I watch Independiente games. It’s good to see those talents in Ecuador because we know we have very good youth.
“All I can tell him is keep on the right track, doing things really well, and he’s going to go really far because the talent he has is incredible.”
