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Chelsea want Estevão Willian at any cost and they are monitoring his situation.

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Chelsea want Estevão Willian in their squad. Moreover, the blues want to seal his signing as soon as possible. The competition to sign the 16 year old Brazilian is increasing day by day. As per the recent reports, clubs like PSG, Manchester United and Arsenal also want to sign him. The blues must act fast if they want to add him to their squad. However, Willian is 16 years old now and he can’t move to England before 18. He’ll be 18 in the April of 2025. But Chelsea want to lock the deal as they’re doing in the case of Ecuador international Kendry Paez. The blues are even willing to pay Palmeiras asking price of €61 million in cash to lock the deal as soon as possible.

According to sportwitness, Estevão Willian and his agent, Andy Curry are evaluating offers that they’ve got from all the clubs. As of now, only Chelsea and PSG have made an offer to him. Palmeiras are pressurizing both the player and the agent to take the decision as soon as possible because the Brazilian club are in a hurry to close in a deal. However, Willian wants to play for Fc Barcelona and is waiting for an opportunity to arrive from Spain. Moreover, his agent Andy Curry will be in Spain next week to discuss Willian’s scenario before Joan Laporta and board of directors or Fc Barcelona.

Chelsea want Estevão Willian but the final decision will be in the player’s hand.

As we’ve already discussed, Andy Curry will move to Barcelona next week for discussing Willian’s possibility of joining Barcelona. As per some credible sources, the player and his agent are also ready to adjust with Barcelona’s financial situation. Chelsea on the other hand, are doing everything to get him. However, it all boils down to the fact that what does the youngster want. It’s merely his choice about the fact that which club he wants to join. Chelsea and PSG can only try and make offers to the player.

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