Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 8th August 2026, 5:39 PM
| Player Name | Age | Position | Current / Recent Club | Key Profile & Context |
| Estêvão | 19 | Winger | Chelsea | Missed the World Cup through injury; scored 5 goals in 11 caps and remains central to Ancelotti’s plans. |
| Vítor Reis | 20 | Centre-back | Manchester City | Impressed on loan at Girona before returning to Manchester City to bolster central defence options. |
| Kaiki Bruno | 23 | Left-back | Como | Caught attention at Cruzeiro; spent the current season on loan under Cesc Fàbregas at Italian club Como. |
| Wesley | 22 | Right-back | AS Roma | Missed 2026 World Cup due to injury; plays on the left for Roma despite his natural position being right-back. |
| Andrey Santos | 22 | Midfielder | Manchester United | Secured a move to Manchester United following limited playing opportunities during his tenure at Chelsea. |
| João Pedro | 24 | Forward | Chelsea | Enjoyed a strong Premier League campaign with 15 goals for Chelsea; yet to score in 8 caps for Brazil. |
| João Gomes | 25 | Midfielder | Aston Villa | Maintained a strong reputation despite Wolves’ relegation, leading to a recent transfer to Aston Villa. |
| Kaio Jorge | 24 | Striker | Cruzeiro | Finished as the top goalscorer in the Brazilian top flight during the 2025 domestic season. |
| Vitor Roque | 21 | Forward | Palmeiras | Returned to Brazil to play for Palmeiras after struggling for consistency at Barcelona, regaining his scoring form. |
| Igor Jesus | 25 | Forward | Nottingham Forest | Made an immediate impact in England, scoring 16 goals in his debut season with Nottingham Forest. |
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