Geovany Quenda, born on 30 April 2007 (age 19), is a Portuguese left winger with Chelsea, where he wears the number 23. His market value is around £38.5m, according to Transfermarkt, which says plenty about how quickly he has been priced up.
The real shape of his senior career so far was made at Sporting CP. Over two league seasons he made 54 league appearances and scored four goals, with the 2024-25 campaign his most productive league year: 34 appearances and two goals. That is the spell with substance, rather than the usual youth-player noise.
At Chelsea in 2026-27, Quenda has made one Premier League appearance. Across competitions for the club he has 11 appearances and seven goals, including six Champions League appearances and two goals. He also has four UEFA Under-21 qualifier appearances and three goals, a useful marker for a player still at the early end of his career.
For now, Quenda’s profile is clear enough: a Portuguese winger whose senior grounding came at Sporting CP, now trying to turn a costly Chelsea move and strong youth pedigree into a settled top-level career.
