Estevao Willian, a 19-year-old Brazilian forward at Chelsea, has expressed his determination to earn a place in manager Xabi Alonso's starting lineup. Since Alonso took charge of the team, Estevao has only appeared in four Premier League games, playing a total of 23 minutes as a substitute. This has raised concerns about his future at the club, especially as Alonso has implemented a new tactical approach. Chelsea’s attacking line, which initially showed promise, struggled in a 3-0 loss to Brentford last week. The defeat came after Joao Pedro, one of the main attackers, was ruled out with a knee injury. Alonso has opted for a three-at-the-back system, which has shifted the roles of players behind the main striker. Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers have been starting regularly in this setup, while Pedro Neto has become the preferred choice for the right wing-back position. On the left, Pep Chavarria and Jorrel Hato have shared responsibilities, leaving Estevao with limited opportunities. Recent reports suggest that Estevao has confided in close contacts that he fears he might not get much playing time under Alonso this season. He has even hinted that he might consider a January transfer if his situation does not improve. Despite this, Estevao has returned to the Brazil squad for upcoming friendlies against Australia and India, having missed the World Cup due to injury. At a press conference, Estevao acknowledged that every coach has a different vision for the team but emphasized his commitment to working hard and seizing every opportunity. "I think every coach has their own way of playing," he said. "Of course, we work every day, I give my best every day, and that's what I do. I focus on what I can control and try to give my best in training." He added that he trusts himself and leaves his performance to "God's hands," showing his resolve to push for a spot in the team.