The highly anticipated friendly match between Brazil and South Korea has concluded. Brazil's performance was outstanding. Led by Ancelotti, they defeated South Korea 5-0 away. Brazil also achieved a significant victory in this match: 18-year-old Estevão played at a superstar level, scoring two goals and becoming the hero of Brazil's victory.

Estevão is a young player, only 18 years old, but he's already been called the new Neymar. Unexpectedly, this new Neymar has performed so well on the field, and Ancelotti has created a new ace for Brazil: Estevão. I believe this young athlete will become a favorite of Ancelotti's, as he is known for his ability to promote young players.

Ancelotti has given Estevão numerous opportunities, and Estevão has seized them, repaid Ancelotti's trust in him. For Ancelotti, discovering a young talent like Estevão is a great accomplishment. I believe Estevão will have the opportunity to surprise Brazilian fans even more at next year's World Cup.

Ancelotti's willingness to start Estevão against South Korea demonstrates the Italian coach's deep confidence in this young player. Although he's been called the new Neymar, Estevão lacks extensive match experience, and this friendly against South Korea is a great opportunity for him to improve. Ultimately, Ancelotti's protégé delivered a brilliant performance, scoring two goals! The 18-year-old Neymar is playing at a superstar level! Ancelotti is creating a new ace for Brazil.

Scoring both goals in the match was a very exciting moment for Estevão. Of course, Estevão will have another chance to prove himself against Japan. Japan is a stronger team than South Korea, so Ancelotti will definitely use Estevão again. We all hope this young player can perform even more strongly in the upcoming matches.

The current five-star Brazil team is gradually getting back on track, especially since Ancelotti took over. His coaching has been excellent. Many young players are actively improving on the field, earning Ancelotti's trust. I believe that five-star Brazil has a real chance to stand on the highest podium at next year's World Cup.