Former Chelsea player says current Blues man is his favourite player to watch right now | OneFootball

Former Chelsea winger Shaun Wright-Phillips says that Estevao Willian is his favourite player out there to watch today.

I believe the question might have been for Premier League players only, but he has selected Estevao as his first favourite, and then chosen four others after him.

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It’s a pretty big compliment for a player who has burst onto the scene and shown real signs of having that superstar world class quality once he develops some more and gains consistency across the board.

Wright-Phillips was a fast little winger during his playing days, and he used to love to try and beat a man or two out wide. This is probably why he admires players who do the same, players like Estevao, so much.

Estevao gets picked

Estevao warms up for Chelsea win. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)

Wright-Phillips was recently asked by Goal to name his five favourite players to watch right now and did not hesitate to put Estevao first.

Wright-Phillips completed his list with Kaoru Mitoma, Antoine Semenyo, Crysencio Summerville and Jeremy Doku.

An interesting list of tricky attacking players there.

I just can’t wait for Estevao to start playing more consistently. He might just be the key to Champions League qualification for Chelsea this season!

In other news today…

Regardless of any excuses, Liam Rosenior is struggling as Chelsea boss right now, and one line he’s had about training time is backfiring on him right now.

The latest Athletic Podcast this week covered Wesley Fofana, with Simon Johnson saying he doesn’t look like he has a future at Chelsea at the moment.

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