Our Chelsea writers discuss and debate what to do with Estevao Willian and his situation with the Blues winger being linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge

Estevao Willian is reportedly frustrated with his lack of playing time at Chelsea after registering only 23 Premier League minutes early in the season. Reports from Brazil indicate the 19-year-old would consider leaving Stamford Bridge if the situation persists, while Spanish reports suggest Barcelona are monitoring his availability. However, club sources maintain that the Brazilian winger remains an untouchable asset and a central part of Chelsea's long-term plans.
Manager Xabi Alonso has preferred Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers in attack, though Palmer recently suffered a muscular injury with England. Additionally, Estevao is recovering rhythm after a significant hamstring injury sustained in April 2026, which may open opportunities as fixture demands increase.
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