🔵Tim Vickery feels Chelsea are at risk of losing Estevao amid treatment from Xabi Alonso…

South American football expert Tim Vickery has warned that Chelsea winger Estevao may be seeking an exit from Stamford Bridge amid links to Paris Saint-Germain. Speaking on talkSPORT, Vickery suggested that manager Xabi Alonso is not a fan of the Brazilian talent, who has seen just 47 minutes of Premier League action this season despite a strong debut campaign.
Vickery highlighted that Estevao preferred to play centrally as a number 10, but Chelsea subsequently signed Morgan Rogers alongside Cole Palmer. Describing Estevao as the most talented prospect since Neymar, Vickery stated that while very few clubs can afford the former Palmeiras star, a departure remains possible if his playing time fails to improve.
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