Chelsea's João Pedro shines early, forwards cautioned to avoid red cards.

Estêvão Willian and João Pedro both impressed during Chelsea's victory over Palmeiras in the Club World Cup quarter-finals. João Pedro, who recently joined Chelsea for £60m, made a significant impact after coming on as a substitute, showcasing his strength and intelligent play.

Despite his recent signing, João Pedro's performance was notable as he had been training vigorously during his time off, staying in shape and ready to contribute to the team. His dedication and readiness were praised by Enzo Maresca, Chelsea's coach.

João Pedro's involvement in the match raised questions about the team's attacking hierarchy, especially with the absence of Nicolas Jackson and Liam Delap due to suspension. Delap, who has been performing well, is set to miss the upcoming semi-final against Fluminense, creating an opportunity for João Pedro and Jackson to prove themselves.

Jackson, facing pressure to deliver, has a history of disciplinary issues, including recent suspensions for red cards. His future at Chelsea is uncertain, especially with the emergence of João Pedro as a versatile and team-oriented player.

João Pedro's journey from Fluminense to Brighton and now Chelsea reflects his adaptability and skills as a player. His upcoming match against Fluminense, where he previously played, adds an interesting dimension to the tournament.

As Chelsea navigates through the Club World Cup, the team's young forwards, including João Pedro, will need to maintain discipline and focus to avoid suspensions and ensure their contribution to the team's success.