MacBook Air 2017 without Wi-Fi (neither before nor after installing Sonoma with OpenCore)

Hello everyone

I have a MacBook Air 2017 13-inch(A1466) and its Wi-Fi has not worked since before installing macOS Sonoma. I thought maybe it was a system problem but I suspect it's actually the Broadcom chip. I put Sonoma with OpenCore, and although everything else is perfect, the Wi-Fi still does not appear.

I have tried several things: No details of the Wi-Fi chip appear in Terminal, as if it did not exist. I tried connecting it via Ethernet with USB adapters, but it doesn't detect it either. I tried three external Wi-Fi adapters, and none of them worked (perhaps they are missing drivers or my adapters are incompatible with macOS). Surely the open core Sonoma system installed the necessary drivers so I think that is not the problem. A friend told me that it may be the damaged internal chip. Could anyone recommend a good adapter for this model or a solution?

Now I have several doubts:

1. How can I confirm if the internal Wi-Fi chip is really damaged or just not detected by software?
2. What USB Wi-Fi adapters do you recommend that work well with macOS Sonoma or Ventura?

Any guidance or similar experience will be more than welcome.