On the key to Chelsea’s eukaryotic nature, Kesedo won the Ecuador National Sports Medal, with outstanding data

Recently, the Ecuadorian National Assembly awarded the Ecuadorian football player Moises Kesedo's Medal of Merit. The honor was passed by a unanimous vote and received full support of 138 votes. This commendation highlights Kesédo's outstanding performance at Chelsea. He helped the team win the Club World Cup and the European Union championship with his steady performance, which not only allowed Ecuador to enhance its influence internationally, but also greatly enhanced the reputation of national sports. After receiving the honor, Kesedo said: "For me, this is a supreme honor. I sincerely appreciate everyone's warm reception and care. I give my all every day, hoping to push my motherland to the highest point." At the award ceremony, government officials, parliamentarians, sports representatives and players' families gathered together. The National Assembly emphasized that Kesedo and William Pacho set a brilliant example for the younger generation in Ecuador and fully demonstrated that through unremitting efforts and an international perspective, one can move towards success. William Pacho is a member of the Champions League champion of Paris Saint-Germain. This season, the team has won many championship trophys, including the Champions League. It is also a key player in the team and a core player with room for improvement.

It is worth mentioning that before this formal ceremony in Quito, the midfielder was greeted by a hero's triumphal welcome in his hometown of Santo Domingo de Los Chilas. On July 17, hundreds of citizens flocked to the streets and enthusiastically joined his convoy to march through the main streets. At the climax of the event, Mayor Wilson Ellaso presented him with the city key, a far-reaching and symbolic move that vividly expressed the pride of the entire community for him. During the celebration, Kesedo shared his joy with the enthusiastic audience on site and proudly showed off his medals he won in recent European events. Despite his remarkable achievements in international football, the deep and close connection between him and his hometown is still as solid as a rock and has never changed.

It is reported that Ecuadorian player William Pacho, who also plays for Paris Saint-Germain, is expected to receive the same supreme honor in the National Assembly at 11:00 a.m. on July 23. Moises Kesédo, a football genius born on November 2, 2001, Ecuador's Santo Domingo, has a football career full of hard work and glory. On October 1, 2019, he made his career debut in the Valley independently, and then made his mark.

In 2020, Kesedo helped the Valley Independence U20 win the U-20 South American Liberators Cup championship, showing his extraordinary strength. On February 1, 2021, he transferred to Brighton, the Premier League. Although he had initially experienced loan training, he quickly gained a foothold in the Premier League after returning, and gave assists and scored his first goal against Arsenal and Manchester United, and shined. On August 15, 2023, he transferred to Chelsea with a British transfer record of 115 million pounds, opening a new chapter in his career.

At Chelsea, Kesédo continues to grow and becomes an indispensable key force for the team. Especially in 2025, he scored in the UEFA League final, helping the team reverse the championship 4-1, and has a stable and outstanding performance in the Club World Cup, making great contributions to Chelsea's final winning of the cup.

At the national team level, Kesedo also performed outstandingly. In 2020, he made his national team debut and quickly scored his first goal, helping Ecuador defeat Uruguay in the World Cup qualifiers. Since then, he has contributed key goals and assists in important events such as the World Cup qualifiers many times, becoming one of the core players of the Ecuadorian national team.

In the 2022 Qatar World Cup, he even broke through the Senegal team's goal in the group stage, showing his strength in international competitions. The award of the National Sports Medal is undoubtedly a high recognition and praise for Kesaido's hard work and outstanding achievements in the field of football over the years. I believe that he will continue to write a brilliant chapter of himself and Ecuadorian football on the football field in the future.

The Premier League will start on August 16, and the first round of Chelsea will start at 21:00 on August 17. The team will play against Crystal Palace at home. This opponent is more difficult, and I hope the team can get a good start.