Chelsea’s summer signing Estevao Willian is already proving why he’s one of the most exciting young players in world football.
The 18-year-old Brazilian winger, who joined the Blues from Palmeiras after the FIFA Club World Cup, has hit the ground running in London. With seven appearances already under his belt—three as a substitute—Estevao has shown glimpses of the flair and energy that made him a hot prospect back home.
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca couldn’t hide his delight when asked about the teenager ahead of their Champions League clash with Benfica.
“He is doing very well,” Maresca said. “It’s not easy to come to Europe at 18 years old at a big club like Chelsea and show immediately the quality he has. We are very happy with him. He’s a very good boy, he’s happy, and he’s what we need in terms of energy.”
For fans, Estevao’s seamless adjustment is exciting news. Young players often struggle with the pressure of moving to a big European club, but the Brazilian starlet seems unfazed. His dribbling ability, quick feet, and fearless attacking style have already brought a fresh spark to Chelsea’s frontline.
Nicknamed “Messinho” in Brazil, Estevao has the chance to carve his own legacy at Stamford Bridge. If his early performances are anything to go by, Chelsea may have uncovered another future superstar.
With Maresca backing him and supporters embracing him, Estevao Willian looks set to light up the Premier League for years to come. For the Blues faithful, the future suddenly feels a lot brighter.
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