🎥 The Mexican behind Chelsea's world title triumph
This is about Bernardo Cueva, who went viral in the Blues' celebrations at the Met Life Stadium in New Jersey, appearing in the festivities with the Mexican flag.
Cueva joined the London team as a set-piece specialist, however, this is not his first experience abroad.
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After leaving Chivas in 2020 as head of sports intelligence, he went to the Championship with Brentford before joining the Norway National Team.
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