Portuguese media drop their verdict on Chelsea’s Geovany Quenda after his U21 brace

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With Geovany Quenda set to join up with Chelsea later on this summer, the Portuguese winger has given supporters a taste of what is to come.

Geovany Quenda really made a name for himself at Sporting Lisbon in the current campaign, catching the eyes of Chelsea.

The 19-year-old is known for his explosive pace, tricky dribbling, and versatility that has seen him play on the left, right and even at full-back.

Having finalised a transfer to Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have already mapped out a precise developmental plan for Quenda.

He’ll be a shoo-in for the senior squad this summer, but he won’t be rushed. Under Xabi Alonso’s guidance, Quenda will be given the time to adapt to the physical demands of English football.

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Geovany Quenda scoops up Man of the Match award for Portugal Under-21s

O Jogo shared the news that Geovany Quenda was given the Man of the Match award for his display for the Portugal Under-21s, as they beat Northern Ireland 4-0.

‘With two goals, Geovany Quenda was the man of the match.’

Meanwhile, FlashScore‘s Portuguese site also assessed the performance of Quenda.

‘The 2-0 belonged to Geovany Quenda (34’), who was isolated by Gonçalo Moreira and shot at the near post of Mason Munn’s goal. 

‘The future Chelsea player also forced the Northern Irish goalkeeper to make a good intervention after a succession of simulations, in what was the last opportunity before the break.’

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Geovany Quenda showed his versatility against Northern Ireland

Geovany Quenda provided a masterclass in versatility during Portugal Under-21s’ comfortable victory over Northern Ireland, laying bare exactly why Chelsea accelerated his transfer.

Operating fluidly across the frontline, the 19-year-old opened his account by drifting dangerously inward from his natural home on the right flank to finish with composure.

Later in the contest, Quenda seamlessly switched sides to exploit space off the left wing, showcasing his off-ball intelligence to strike his second of the night and cap off a promising performance.