The future of Estevao Willian has been a hot talking point in recent weeks with the Chelsea teenager being a bit-part player under Xabi Alonso so far this season

Former Chelsea striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has questioned manager Xabi Alonso over the limited playing time of teenager Estevao Willian this season. The 19-year-old Brazilian winger has played just 23 Premier League minutes across the opening matches, having yet to start a league game behind the established attacking trio of Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers, and Joao Pedro.
Despite recent transfer speculation and links to Barcelona sparked by his limited role, Chelsea sources insist Estevao remains untouchable and not for sale. Alonso has also dismissed rumors of a potential departure, maintaining that Estevao will play a significant part in the squad this campaign.
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