The Brazilian International Footballer alias Messinho plays for Palmeiras as a winger has persisted to remain fully focused on his current club though he has been tied with both Chelsea and Bayern Munich transfer links.
Chelsea are in discussions over an influential deal to bring the seventeen(17) year old who is also known as 'Messinho' a nickname he has publicly advised fans to stop using and are reported to be certain of getting a deal done.
It was previously asserted that Chelsea have agreed personal terms with the Palmeiras winger Estevao Willian, who admitted talks on his future are ongoing after Palmeiras' 5-0 win over Liverpool Montevideo.
"My head is 100% focused on Palmeiras," he told Paramount+. "I don't think about that, I think about how I'm going to do my best on the field today and help Palmeiras achieve their goals.
"This remains in the background and I try to do my best on the field to bring joy to the Palmeiras fans."
Chelsea are anticipated to submit a bid worth an initial £30 millions, with a further £21.5m in add-ons, as they prepare to exceed his £38m release clause with a structure that would allow them to spread the payments out over a number of years.
However, Chelsea may have to hold off their rival interest from Bayern Munich as Goal Brasil state state the German giants have joined the race for Estevao's signature.
The Bavarians(Bayern Munich) are said to be launching a bid which would be greater than for Chelsea as they prepare to rebuild a squad following a disappointing season which end without silverware for the first time in twelve years.
The report also includes Arsenal, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain as potential suitors, although none of those four teams have made any formal communication at this juncture.
Estevao Willian publicly admitted that he wishes to join Barcelona, but the LaLiga giants do not have the money to run after the seventeen-year-old, who will only be able to move to Europe once turns eighteen next year in April 2025.
Estevao has publicly confessed he dreams of joining Barcelona, but the La Liga giants do not have the money to pursue the 17-year-old, who will only be able to move to Europe once he turns 18 in April 2025.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the hope is that the teenager will become a generational talent and follow in the footsteps of young Brazilians who have moved to Europe. Vinicius Junior - who has been tipped to win a Ballon d'Or - has scored 80 goals and assisted 76 since joining Real Madrid from Flamengo while Rodrygo has managed 95 goal contributions in 212 games.
