John Terry, a former captain of Chelsea, has expressed confidence that 17-year-old Brazilian forward Estevao Willian will soon become a regular starter for manager Xabi Alonso. Recent reports from Brazil suggest that Estevao has grown concerned about his limited playing time at Chelsea, having only featured in three Premier League matches this season, all as a substitute. During Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Hull City, Alonso brought Estevao on in the final minutes, giving him a chance to showcase his abilities. Currently, Pedro Neto is the preferred choice on Chelsea’s right wing, but Terry believes Estevao has the potential to challenge for that starting spot. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Terry mentioned that Estevao came on for five minutes and could have been introduced earlier in the match. He suggested that Neto might have been better suited on the left side for part of the game, allowing for a swap with Morgan Rogers to experiment with different formations and see how Estevao performs in a starting role. Terry noted that Estevao looked sharp and physically stronger during his brief appearance, crediting his off-field training and physical development. He emphasized that Estevao needs more playing time to fully realize his potential, which he believes will increase as the season progresses. Terry praised Estevao’s strength, excitement, and commitment, describing him as a player who could solidify his place in the team once he returns to regular action. Terry highlighted Estevao’s dedication to Chelsea and his natural talent, calling him a promising future star of the club. His belief in Estevao’s abilities reflects optimism about the teenager’s development and his potential to become a key player for the Blues in the coming seasons.