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Kazakh Teen Dastan Satpayev Scores on Chelsea Debut
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Kazakh Teen Dastan Satpayev Scores on Chelsea Debut

From Tengrinews · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • 17-year-old Kazakh player Dastan Satpayev scored his first goal for Chelsea FC just six minutes into his debut in a friendly match against Western Sydney.
  • Satpayev, who joined Chelsea less than a month ago, started on the left wing in the pre-season tour match.
  • The goal marks an early success for the young international player in his tenure with the London club.

Kazakh prospect Dastan Satpayev has made an immediate impact since joining Chelsea FC, scoring his first goal for the club within minutes of his debut. The 17-year-old featured in the starting lineup for a friendly match against Western Sydney in Australia, wearing the number 36 shirt and playing on the left wing.

Satpayev broke clear for a one-on-one opportunity with the opposing goalkeeper just six minutes into the game and calmly slotted home his first goal for the London-based team. This swift success comes shortly after his transfer to Chelsea less than a month prior.

The young Kazakhstan international is currently on a pre-season tour with his new team, which is scheduled to play five matches across Australia and Asia. Satpayev earned his starting spot in the very first game of this tour, alongside other promising young club prospects.

The club celebrated the moment on social media, posting "Our first goal of 26/27! ๐Ÿ˜, Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 28, 2026." Satpayev's early goal highlights his potential and provides an encouraging start to his career with Chelsea.

Our first goal of 26/27!

โ€” Chelsea FCThe club's social media post celebrating Satpayev's debut goal.
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Originally published by Tengrinews in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.