The Brazil international left the Amex for Chelsea in a £60million summer move, treading a well-worn path between the two clubs. He faces them tomorrow for the first time having made an impressive start to life at his new club, scoring five times in nine games in all competitions and playing a key role as Chelsea claimed the Club World Cup in the summer.
Pedro impressed at Brighton and has shone at the start of his Chelsea career so far, playing a key role for Enzo Maresca's side as they won the Club World Cup in the summer. Numerous outlets have the Brazilian's transfer fee at just 60m, and though he's not as good as Isak, it's also surely a bit crazy to argue that the Sweden international is worth more than double.
Perhaps the biggest insult for Fulham was that the first half was still going on when Chelsea finally broke through. They were into the ninth minute of added time when Enzo Fernandez delivered a corner, Joao Pedro leapt to score and Marco Silva was forced to accept that the footballing Gods were not on his side, but this is where the game is these days.
