News about João Pedro

Chelsea kicked off the Premier League season with an impressive 3-2 victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage. The trio of João Pedro, Morgan Rogers, and Cole Palmer all found the net, prompting fans to dub the attacking partnership with the catchy abbreviation JPMorgan.

Brazilian striker Joao Pedro needed just 31 seconds to announce his readiness to rewrite Chelsea's history. Elegantly lobbing the ball over Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno, the 24-year-old forward laid the groundwork for the Blues' 3-2 victory in Xabi Alonso's official debut at Craven Cottage.

Joao Pedro donned the number nine shirt for Chelsea at the start of the season, marking his debut with a goal. In the match against Fulham, the Brazilian opened the scoring just 31 seconds in, helping Xabi Alonso's side secure a 3-2 victory.

The London clash at Craven Cottage between Fulham and Chelsea ended in a thrilling 3-2 victory for Xabi Alonso's side, providing a wealth of tactical insights at the start of the season.

Joao Pedro, Morgan Rogers, and Cole Palmer each scored a goal, leading Chelsea to a thrilling 3-2 victory over Fulham. After the match, Xabi Alonso spoke highly of his attacking trio, especially highlighting Palmer's performance.

Chelsea's head coach Xabi Alonso has named his starting XI for the Premier League clash against Fulham.

Players from Chelsea and football experts have shared their expectations for the upcoming season, highlighting the high ambitions and potential of the Blues' revamped squad.

Chelsea has officially announced a new long-term contract with Joao Pedro, securing the Brazilian striker's stay at the club until 2034.

Chelsea forward Liam Delap could exit the club before the summer transfer window shuts. The young Englishman faced a challenging previous season, losing his spot in the attack to Joao Pedro, and the London side is now open to his departure.

New Chelsea signing Joao Pedro has spoken about his decision to take on the iconic number 9 shirt, which has long been associated with an infamous 'curse'.