With Brazilian wonderkid Estevao being an unused sub last night and without a Premier League start this season, he could look for a move elsewhere.

The Pride of London argues that Estevao's Chelsea future is in doubt after he remained an unused substitute in a Carabao Cup fourth-round defeat to Liverpool at Anfield. The Brazilian winger has played only 47 Premier League minutes this season under manager Xabi Alonso, who stated that enforced substitutions due to injuries limited his options but acknowledged Estevao could be happier.
The article reports that Paris Saint-Germain is considering a January loan move for Estevao after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia suffered an ACL rupture. Chelsea is reportedly unwilling to sell the winger permanently, but the club would consider a straight loan if PSG covers his full wages and guarantees regular playing time.
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