“That’s it” – Eden Hazard offers some words of advice to “top class” Estevao | OneFootball

Chelsea legend Eden Hazard believes Estevao Willian is a “top class” player as he handed the teenager some words of advice.

Estevao finally arrived at Chelsea after the Club World Cup last summer, and has hit the ground running at Stamford Bridge.

The 18-year-old has scored six goals, three of which have come in the Champions League, and has also registered three assists.

Eden Hazard offers advice to Estevao

Estevao has had a bigger impact than many would have expected, and it appears the Blues have a future superstar on their books.

Liam Rosenior has spoken about the need to manage Estevao, but fans really want to see him play as many games as possible.

Estevao has hit the ground running at Chelsea. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)

Estevao scored a brilliant goal in the win against Crystal Palace earlier this month, and his form has caught the eye of Hazard, who had some words of advice.

“Enjoy playing football, that’s it,” he told The Sun.

“Well, he’s still young, you know.

“He’s like 17 or 18, so he still has a lot of things to do, but a top-class player.”

Estevao is arguably Chelsea’s best winger, but given his age there’s still a number of aspects of his game he needs to develop, and he needs to be nurtured in the right way by the club.

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One prospect fans are really excited for is seeing Cole Palmer and Estevao play together on a consistent basis, but because of injury that’s yet to happen.

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Palmer provided two assists in the 3-2 win against Napoli on Wednesday night, in what was arguably his best performance since returning from injury in December.

One of Rosenior’s biggest tasks is to get Palmer back to his best on a consistent basis, and the 23-year-old missed virtually the entire first half of the season, so is playing catch-up in that regard.