New Chelsea signing scores in sixth minute

New Chelsea signing Dastan Satpayev made an immediate impact by scoring in the sixth minute of his first appearance for the club

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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New Chelsea signing scores in sixth minute

New Chelsea signing Dastan Satpayev made an immediate impact in his first game for the club, scoring a goal in the sixth minute of his debut match.[1][2]

The early goal gave Satpayev a successful start with his new team as he opened his goalscoring account right at the beginning of his first appearance for Chelsea.[1][2]

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