Chelsea risk repeating their Kevin De Bruyne mistake with Estevão. Could the Brazilian become a superstar if given the right opportunities at Stamford Bridge?

Writer James Fudge questions whether Chelsea risks repeating past transfer errors by failing to provide teenage winger Estevão sufficient playing time. The Brazilian was left on the bench throughout Chelsea's recent Premier League match against Everton, leading supporters to express frustration amid Cole Palmer's subdued form across recent fixtures.
Fudge compares Estevão's situation to Kevin De Bruyne, who struggled behind Oscar under José Mourinho before leaving and developing into a superstar elsewhere. The writer argues Chelsea must establish a clear pathway and gradually integrate Estevão into the first team to avoid losing him.
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